Fixing stuff yer self is rewarding

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feeez
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mjk1040 wrote:Qr Bbpost No Fraser! I bought the $ 100.00+ Sea Flush funnel with all the attachments. I use a shop vac to blow out the system both ways. Go to their web site and watch their demo video's. Mike


Thanks Mike... I have seen that rig online also.

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feeez wrote:Qr Bbpost
Viper wrote:Qr Bbpost Fraser, are you saying that it's $65 to replace a fuel filter?

Yes Sir.... and you can add another 45 to that price if they are not winterizing the the engines. 65 + 45 we are back to the 1 hour of labour to do just about anything.

Fraser

Wow, I do the fuel filters at the same time as winterizing at no extra charge if they are simple spin-ons. Maybe I need to rethink that ;-) NOT
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