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Re: Starting Long-Stored Equipment Checklist
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Posted by old on August 11, 2006 at 19:16:13 from (4.245.2.57):
In Reply to: Starting Long-Stored Equipment Checklist posted by noncompos on August 11, 2006 at 16:17:06:
A lot depends on how they where stored in the fist place. If done the right way there is few things that need to be done other then maybe an oil change, points and plugs and freash gas. Now if stored wrong ya there can be a long list of things to do. I could give you a list but if I did then I would remember a few things in another day or 2 so the list could get real long. Guess thats why all my engine get run are least once a year or more if I can do so
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