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Archive for January, 2008
Since a 55-gallon drum of oil doesn’t have to be bottled I saved big bucks. Since we didn’t take the time and expense of plastic bottling we enjoyed affordable motor oil. The best part is it’s ultra-convenient. I asked a few of the guys around the marina if they’d be interested in buying for big discounts. Naturally, they said yes! So now I avoid overpaying at local boating and marine stores. They can really gouge you for specialty products like this. But not anymore!
And another advantage, one my daughter really enjoys, is that we’re doing our part for the environment. No more tossing recyclable plastic in the trash because it’s “contaminated” with motor oil. In fact, no more plastic jugs period! I’m saving time, money and the environment in one easy purchase. It doesn’t get any better than this. And with up to 40% savings per gallon there’s really no reason to buy outboard motor oil by the gallon anymore. Excellent idea Warren, and keep up the good work!!
Welcome to OUTBOARD MOTOR OIL! In the picture, I am Warren with my favorite fishing granddaughter Olivia — just back from a short fishing trip. She’s great with sea trout up to 20″ but needs help with slot size redfish. We fish Charlotte Harbor in Southwest Florida (north of Ft. Myers and south of Sarasota) all year round and burn a lot of Evinrude XD50 oil.
It is important to check you motor oil frequently. Whenever your oil is below “full” it is advisable to top it off.
If you notice that oil is off color then its time to change it. Old motor oil loses its viscosity and accumulates residue that can harm your engine and we don’t want that. You want your outboard motor to run like a well-oiled machine with top performance so you will want to make sure your oil is the best.
You are a boat owner.
You have one of the most reliable and dependable outboard motors on the market.
You own a Evinrude or Johnson engine and you will want to keep it in tip top shape.