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    motor flushing

    hi all, does any one put the motor in gear when flushing or is it just to dangerous,

    thanks

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    Re: motor flushing

    Quote Originally Posted by grey_inflatable View Post
    hi all, does any one put the motor in gear when flushing or is it just to dangerous,

    thanks
    All handbooks I have read, with engines I have had, (suzy yammy merc) stated not to do this. They also stated to remove prop when flushing to avoid accident and not to rev when flushing, although I do run at fast idle initially.

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    Re: motor flushing

    I have run in gear.
    The honda waters the lawn real nice
    So I'm pretty open for everyone to pounce on me...
    Last edited by finga; 17-03-2007 at 04:01 PM.

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    Re: motor flushing

    And the little Merc has no gears so it has to be in gear to flush

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    Re: motor flushing

    I normally put mine in forward and reverse for 10 seconds each way.

    Andrew

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    Re: motor flushing

    Andrew,

    Any particular reason for doing this?

    cheers Scott

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    Re: motor flushing

    i flush my motor in a drum and normally run it in gear to keep a load on the motor whilst i wait for it to run out of fuel
    dont know if this is good bad or indifferent dont think id run a motor in gear that has the prop exposed bit to hmmmm for me water evrywhere spinning steel blades to many things to go wrong

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    Re: motor flushing

    Also flush in drum so put it in forward and reverse for 1/2 minute or so.

    Luc

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