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mark barton

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I am picking up new boat sat with mercury 150 pro xs optimax and I am wondering what the break in procedure is.
 
How in the world do you keep track of time if there is no hour meter. Do you prefer quickkleen or stabil
 
You can always put an hour meter on it, but its not necessary. Now if you want to keep track of hours, I suggest you contact Don Weed at European Marine in SC for a MercMonitor to add to your boat. There are various levels you can get but I have two version 2's that keeps track of hours (one for pontoon boat and one for bass boat). For your motor you can also add digital sensors for trim and other smartcraft gauges. MercMonitor does the job of the tach and if you hook up the NEMA connection to a compatible GPS, you can get speed display as well as other readouts. For more information on that read http://www.bbcboards.net/mercury-3-liter-3-liter-high-performance/22041-new-eco-nmea-2000-mercmonitors.html
and http://www.bbcboards.net/mercury-3-.../438263-eco-mode-mercmonitor.html#post4301173

as for quickleen or stabil, I like both, but for Mercury motors, stay with quickleen and quickare and quikstor see this for more info. http://www.bbcboards.net/mercury-3-...clarify-myths-many-questions.html#post4370412
 
I think I will just use the trolling motor. Please tell me this is not that complicated.
 
Take your time during break-in and learn your boat. I bet a number of people get tired of me saying this, but in long run you will be a very happy person. Congratulations on the new boat.
 

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