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PostPosted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 7:56 am    Post subject: question on winter stogage of 912 hp Reply with quote

Hi group,
about to get winter up here in michigan and will not be flying the mk lll kolb from nov until march.....plan on draining the gas ( we burn car gas} out of carbs and system, also will plug exhaust with oiling rag and cover carb filters, or should they be removed and a oily rag stuffed in them? will also check anti freeze to make sure it will handle our cold temps.....any other suggestions welcome......sure find this list helpful...so thanks to all.....Jim

plan on trying to fly the firestar some this winter when temps are up....sure used to like to fly on ski's years ago...but last winter we only had a couple of weeks of enough snow to make it worth while....besides i have not got any for the firestar....

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PostPosted: Wed Oct 27, 2010 8:24 am    Post subject: question on winter stogage of 912 hp Reply with quote

I don't know if you are supposed to use it on 912 series engines, but I just bought a can of Sta-Bil fogging oil from my local Auto Zone for under $6.  The clerk told me that some stores have it, and they had just got it in

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PostPosted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 5:04 am    Post subject: question on winter stogage of 912 hp Reply with quote

Jim,
The only other thing I see that might be useful is to spray the carb inlets with oil mist during shutdown of the engine. This was recommended during one of my Lockwood engine courses. Pennzoil makes such a product and it comes in a spray can.(probably need 2 cans) The oil will coat the engine cylinders,valves,carb interior,etc.
As I am in Florida I can fly all year BUT my Triumph TR3 sports car is in NC (where I am today). I intend on doing the same procedure to it in a few hours. I will run the engine with the carb filters off and then spray oil mist into each SU carb to kill the engine then leave the car till late spring driving weather when I return to the mountains.
Sta-bil should be added to any remaining gasoline(again recommended Rotax proceedure) if you don't drain it.
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        912UL
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 28, 2010 5:53 am    Post subject: question on winter stogage of 912 hp Reply with quote

Dick--
  Good advise, also check that you are using the "Blue"  Stabil for ethanol gas
 
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Jim,
 The only other thing I see that might be useful is to spray the carb inlets with oil mist during shutdown of the engine. This was recommended during one of my Lockwood engine courses. Pennzoil makes such a product and it comes in a spray can.(probably need 2 cans) The oil will coat the engine cylinders,valves,carb interior,etc.
 As I am in Florida I can fly all year BUT my Triumph TR3 sports car is in NC (where I am today). I intend on doing the same procedure to it in a few hours. I will run the engine with the carb filters off and then spray oil mist into each SU carb to kill the engine then leave the car till late spring driving weather when I return to the mountains.
 Sta-bil should be added to any remaining gasoline(again recommended Rotax proceedure) if you don't drain it.
                                                         Dick Maddux
                                                         912UL
                                                         Milton,Fl
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