73 Sanger Flat
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Just wanted to see what everyone uses to winterizes their engine for the winters? I normally just buy cheap antifreeze ( Autozone or Whatever is cheap ?? ) and dilute it down to to like -10 degrees and then fill the engine up with it . Mine is easy , I can use my water pump to do this , just stick the pick up hose in a bucket and fire the engine up and run it until the antifreeze runs out the back ..
This year I am trying something different , Hope it works . I bought RV / Marine antifreeze ( pink ) , It states it is good to -50 degrees .. It was only 3.99 a gallon compared to 10.00 a gallon for the autozone stuff . Has anyone ever used the RV / Marine antifreeze . It is for keeping the water pipes from freezing inside your RV over the winter when it is stored .
I know you South Texas guys don't have to worry about this , but up here it gets cold enough to crack the block .
Let me know your thoughts on using the RV / Marine antifreeze .. I already got both boats winterized , but If I need to replace it I will with the cheap stuff .. I know it works
This year I am trying something different , Hope it works . I bought RV / Marine antifreeze ( pink ) , It states it is good to -50 degrees .. It was only 3.99 a gallon compared to 10.00 a gallon for the autozone stuff . Has anyone ever used the RV / Marine antifreeze . It is for keeping the water pipes from freezing inside your RV over the winter when it is stored .
I know you South Texas guys don't have to worry about this , but up here it gets cold enough to crack the block .
Let me know your thoughts on using the RV / Marine antifreeze .. I already got both boats winterized , but If I need to replace it I will with the cheap stuff .. I know it works