Put boat in water now temp is supposed to be in mid 20's in a couple of nights.Any advice on keeping it warm enough? Small electric heater ok to use? Any idea's welcome.
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Make sure they are not LED.Originally posted by swc5150Christmas tree lights surrounding the engine work well. Lower your boat to put some hull in the water too.
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You need wattage to keep it warm... may want a few strands of lights.
Or a single larger bulb (like 100W).
Also, dropping it in the water is a good idea.
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I've heard several folks use an old or inexpensive electric blanket and have had great luck with them.
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There should be a rubber hose coming from the intake manifold and the water pump, remove whichever one you can (manifold is usually easier) and blow thru it with your lungs, water should come out the adjacent drain you removed the blue plug from.
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Yep, but I wouldn't worry about it. We had temps in the low 20s for 12+ hours here back a few months ago (which is unheard of temperatures for as far south as I am). I drained all the water just to be safe (except the heater core because I couldn't get the hose off). I stuck a drop light by the heater core. Had no problems at all. Many of my neighbors didn't anything except put a drop light in the engine compartment, and still had no problems. It really has to get really cold for a pretty extended period of time for anything bad to happen..especially if it the sun comes out and warms everything up during the day.Originally posted by Quinner View PostThere should be a rubber hose coming from the intake manifold and the water pump, remove whichever one you can (manifold is usually easier) and blow thru it with your lungs, water should come out the adjacent drain you removed the blue plug from.Current: 2017 G23
Previous: 2012 210 TE (former PN boat), 2005 210 TE, 2001 X-Star
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