- Location
- Mn
I was look for some insight on how to store a engine I just bought. I live in MN and building season has started 
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what is the best way to store a brand new engine?
- Thread starter Coreyruecker2
- Start date
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Best is to store it in a ski and ride it every now and then
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- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
Keep it at my house. I'll take good care of it.
- Location
- Mn
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
Fog Motor. lube outside with and wrap up in plastic......................... seal up all the intake, exhaust, water line fittings plug holes etc etc
- Location
- Mn
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
Lube
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
WD40, Silicone Spray, Seadoo Lube (Best), Amsoil Lube (just as good as the Seadoo), CRC has a product in a bottle that works.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
buy a 5 gal bucket of oil and dip it in there.
DAG
Yes, my balls tickled from that landing
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Buy like 20 pairs of shoes and 100 packages of beef jerky and save all the silica gel packets and I don't know what I'm talking about
so? put it in your snowmobile then.Hard when there is ice on the lake....
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you can coat it in fluid film
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- Location
- Up side down
Ship it to my door step and I'll store it in my SV PRO!
Spray fogging oil in each spark plug hole or through exhaust oulets if no mani installed on it, then turn over motor by hand to lube cylinder walls and rings well.
Spray fogging oil through intake area and lube crank bearings and parts, then turn over again. Then tape off intake and exhaust and spark plug holes. We sell red push in plugs for plug holes.
Use protectant spray (we prefer CorrosionX) and wipe on exposed metal parts.
Then use plastic bag over motor and remove as much as air as possible and close.
Spray fogging oil through intake area and lube crank bearings and parts, then turn over again. Then tape off intake and exhaust and spark plug holes. We sell red push in plugs for plug holes.
Use protectant spray (we prefer CorrosionX) and wipe on exposed metal parts.
Then use plastic bag over motor and remove as much as air as possible and close.
Same - fog, spray oil mist on outside, put in a plastic garbage bag, and then put in a plastic tub from walmart. Then put in house if possible.
Big Kahuna
Administrator
- Location
- Tuscaloosa, AL
psst Post #5
- Location
- Mn
Haha, alright I think I got it! Thanks for the help. The sarcasm is pretty funny also.
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Rushford_Ripper
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- Location
- New York
Lube and vacuum seal?
Tyler Zane
Open Your Eyes
- Location
- Panama City Beach, FL
You should probably lube it too. Just saying.
