Gotta change the oil.. Can't find the drain plug.

That’s no racecar.

That’s because you have to drill one in that model

Use the boat drain / bail plug

Once saw a Boss 429 pulling a boat with a Boss 429 engine, the boat was painted just like the car

Last Edited by javierruizleon on 07/09/2022 06:02 PM

Oh, it's got a drain plug alright!

Suck it out through the dip-stick hole using a thin tube.

Boats dont have one... has to be pumped/pulled out.

looks like somebody didn't buy the sump option?

Op, I wouldn't trust you to shine my shoes

You must know that the OP is being funny???

HAHAHAHAHA...

A lot cleaner than BOATS AND HOES video...

Normally you would use a vacuum bottle to suction the oil out of the dip stick hole.

Badass.

Simply unscrew filter, fill new one with oil,
install and call it done. The old oil is still oil;)

Thomas Jefferson was a LIBERAL

Apparently not.



I laughed out loud.:cruiser:

+100

That is a fine ass boat lifting rig, Diesel. Modified from a car lift? Never saw that done before, great idea!

Last Edited by Deplorableduckhunter on 07/09/2022 05:52 PM

With newer engine there is possibility where there is no plug.
You just do engine rebuilt with oil change

unstable as all shit, though.

Helps to be a white male when fixing or inventing things.

Well, if it is an outboard, you gotta look on the outboard.

If it is an inboard, you gotta suck the oil out. Like with a snake bite kit. :)

If it is a 2 stroke outboard, you just mix the 2 stroke oil with the gas or fill the little tank if it is self mixing.

Or an indigenous man teaching said saltine male basic hygiene and bipedal locomotion.

Rome wasn’t built in a day, btw.

It's an old Challenger lift. The arms go everywhere and it's rated for 7,000 lbs. It took some careful positioning backing the trailer under the lift so I could get the arms where I wanted them. There is long flat spots under the hull much like a truck frame so I just put some 2x4 blocks there to protect the hull.

It's very stable, this boat is pretty rear heavy and only weighs around 3,000 lbs.

Had to put tires on and replace the bunks on the trailer.

Drain plug's at the bottom.

I actually had room in the bilge to slip a 5 qt pan under the engine.

Good deal!