Once you break a 1000 hours, start a new motor fund, with a little luck, you should have about 1/2 the cost of a new one. I have had then go with 7 to 8 hours on them and as many as a couple of thousand. I only use the Manufacture's recommend oil. With your motors, as Mary said, keep a close check on the O2 sensors, best way to lose you motor. If you winterize yours, make sure you have a stabilizer in you fuel and it has made it to your carbs. With the fuel we have now, I would replace every fuel line to and in the motor this winter before they break down and hit you injectors. One more thing, get a 4 stroke...![]()


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