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Old 24-12-2014, 06:06   #1
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Flushing outboard with fresh water
Hello

My third newbie maintenance video is up on youtube. I'd love some feedback.
I run other newbies like myself through how to flush your outboard with fresh water.



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Good video. Great Hallberg Rassy.
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