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Thanks for all of the advise. My boat/trailer sits on a slope to the front, so I have been jacking it way up so the water will flow out the back, but it does not allow me to put the engine all the way down. I think I would rather have a litle water in the hull (put some anti freeze in) and make sure I have the engine all the way down.

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How will you get antifreeze out of the bilge once it's in there? If you let it out by way of gravity later, make certain you contain it or it could kill pets. You don't want to pump it out with your bilge pump.

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Mine still has a very slight tilt. I think you'll be fine as long as you tilt it down as far as possible without hitting the skeg. ;)

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put RV antifreeze non toxi for the animals and cheaper then the real thing!! $2.99 gal

The real cold will nmot be here till after Dec, the freezes we get Sean are soft ones and there is nothing to worry about!

well with a lost season CB and I are going to tery to fish thur Dec??

The Cod will move in and maybe we can salvage a season??

Wow I need a enclouser now!!

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Ok, M.J. is posting. Does this mean his motor is done ??, if so, where are the PICS. >:( >:(
;D

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OOPS, I found M.J.'s pictures on another post. Looking Good. ;)

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Where?...can't find 'em ??? ...

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what you bind???

Repairs Maco's new motor+

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Yup...got it ;) ...

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Oz that is Wind Talk for you can't see sh!t ;D