Any there any storage concerns like those with a gasoline outboard (can we store this motor on its side or does it have to stay upright)? Thanks!
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Yes you can store the motor on its side, also propane motors never need winterized, propane fuel last stable for a 1000 years, no fuel issues or gummed up carburetors, back up generators always run on propane or natural gas so they always start when needed.
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I have a 7x14, and it gets me around fine on reservoirs, except during heavy winds.. I have a backup 55 ft lb, I've used on occasion to help.. All in all, it's fine for me, but more power couldnt hurt. Because of the areas I fish, I do not have a gas motor..As far as fishing and trolling, no problem at all getting around, but traveling to and from fishing spots is a little slower. I carry 2 big batteries, and so far never used both up..Hope this helps
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Like any motor right side up is the way you operate it. I believe they also drain all fluids before shipping because oil is a flammable. I would check all the fluids as per the instructions before operating. The bag is for this reason box may have had arrows for shipment but then that doesn't keep anyone from delivery of the unit upside down. Mine works great I only fire it up on rare occasion runs for an hour and back in the outside enclosure it goes.
2285190
We have used ours twice to fill our boat on the lift. I would not recommend laying it flat. If I remember correctly the instruction said to keep it upright
59177
seems soMy atv is stored outside and I haven't had any problems. (I live in a rainforest)
1690693
It's standard for an outboard motor to have a fuel pump built-in, so no need to worry about it. Or do you mean the primer pump? You will most likely need a fuel line with one of those squeeze bulbs to pump fuel to the outboard before you can start it.
1264051
There's room to put an electric motor on it but it does not come pre-drilled, nor does it have any mounts already set up for the motor. You'll have to find a motor that has some kind of clamp that will fasten down to the actual boat itself. Hope that helps
818255
I have stored mine on its side and so far I have had no problem. I've had mine almost 5 months.
2009605
we use it for our boat but have to elevate it, to put the gas in. Its easy enough to roll so keep a few gallons in it for an emergency-hope that helpssome
1963946
I keep mine stored dry. I use non-ethanol fuel you can purchase @ Lowes (TruFuel) to occasionally run it. I also luckily have access to a gas station (SUNOCO) that sells non-ethanol gas.
1325549
Yes I do not see an issue with keeping this Cart stored outside. I would recommend that you try and put some sort of cover over it to protect it from the elements as there are some nuts and bolts that could rust over time. Hope this helps!
622051
Cliff, I have my camper in storage right now or I would measure it. I bought mine so I could move my propane grill to a table away from my camper. I had no problems, just connected all of it with no alterations at all.
2134478
Good question. I am not an expert and I do not play one on TV but I have seen this done in cars, boats, ATVs, trucks, et al. It is a pressurized tank and when you use it you can turn it sideways. I do not see any harm in storing it this way the same as any other pressurized object.
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I haven't moved my RV since buying the tank, but since it is not something I would want to bring inside, I would probably store it in the underneath storage area if I had room. As a last resort, could tie it to the rack on top of my 5th wheel.
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Hi there, thanks for your questions. As for this outboard motor, pls add correct porption gas: #90 gas, proportion is 25:1, #93gas, proportion is 30:1 . Any other questions, pls contact us freely. Thank you!
1706906
you don't want to put in to small a space this engine is air cooled and there is the xhaust to think about.for storage it takes up little space
930435
As with any gasoline storage vessel, carrying it in the trunk really isn't a good idea. Be that as it may, this particular can is very well sealed, and is very sturdy. I believe that other than it being punctured, as in an accident, it should be safe to travel.