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Do i need to do anything to my DF20A before it gets sub-zero? Does all the water drain out or do you flush with anti-freeze or something?

Thanks Chris - the rib right ones are out of stock - i did email them but they never got back to me, i'll get some of those german ones, they look right too

Anyone know if Waveline seats have the same method of attachment? ive seen those online for 5 quid each but theres no photo of them. There's some that do look the same on ebay, but they are 30 quid each!

yeah i followed the book - 15 minutes at idle, 1h45m in gear under 3000 rpm. Got a bit wet doing the in gear bit.

I think its another hour under 4krpm and then 7 hours of full range, but not wide open for more than 5 minutes at a time, so i can do the rest on the water

Yes everything except the trailer. Did the first 2 hours of running in the engine (wheelie bin full of water method), so i might take it for a spin at Grendon before they shut at the end of Oct to get a feel for it before hitting the sea

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13 Sep 2018, 09:54

SOLD

............ to me!

Thinking of adding some rod holders and fish finder bits, I'd like to make a sort of utility shelf that fits into the rails the seats go on (basically a narrower seat that has stuff screwed to it) Really struggling to find something like the plastic c slider clips that are screwed to the seats. Look...

Has anyone tried sticking V-Power in the new EFI engines?

Presumably Suzuki "lean burn" is electronic injection timing/knock sensing so in theory.....

For the 4 stroke I would probably buy new, so EFI and warranty I guess I would have to take it in for service (?)

Only needing 12 litres of fuel for the day evens up the weight a lot vs 2 stroke, and yes both would be 20hp as they seem to weigh the same as the 15

Does anyone run a 10hp with the 360?

Hi All, i'm yo-yoing a bit on outboard choice for my FRIB 360 which i havent actually bought yet because i cant make my mind up! Cant decide between a 4-stroke (heavy, cant service it myself) or a 2nd hand 2-stroke (lighter, cheaper, can service it myself). I'd pretty much decided on a 2-stroke as w...