Thank you for the video. Great info. One thing I would suggest personally, is not to use those cheap plastic fuel shut off valves. It will fail within one or 2 seasons. If you look closely at it, there is a no-gasoline stamp on it. They can leak quite easily. Scag makes a good metal one with a ball joint shut off. Only about 8 bucks on Amazon. Just as easy to install, much better quality.
Thank you for yet another great instructional video. Do you recommend, as part of the winterizing process, that the engine cylinders (I have a JD X350) be fogged with oil using a fogging spray?
Recommend using stainless steel clamps from a marine source. The "stainless steel" from many/most automotive and big box stores is of a lower quality and will potentially rust.
Thank you for the video. Great info. One thing I would suggest personally, is not to use those cheap plastic fuel shut off valves. It will fail within one or 2 seasons. If you look closely at it, there is a no-gasoline stamp on it. They can leak quite easily. Scag makes a good metal one with a ball joint shut off. Only about 8 bucks on Amazon. Just as easy to install, much better quality.
It is okay to use Stabil stabilizer for daily fuel refills for the X380? Also, should I use the Stabil Storage or the 360 one?
Lube the cylinders
Definitely good pointers thanks a lot
Thank you!
Thank you for yet another great instructional video. Do you recommend, as part of the winterizing process, that the engine cylinders (I have a JD X350) be fogged with oil using a fogging spray?
Recommend using stainless steel clamps from a marine source.
The "stainless steel" from many/most automotive and big box stores is of a lower quality and will potentially rust.
Does it matter if it’s before or after the fuel filter? I was always told to put the shutoff between the tank and the filter, not after the filter.
If between the tank and filter is an option then that would be a good idea.
What else do I need to do to my Z320R for the winter storage?
Other than this I would maybe do a full service and definitely find a battery maintainer to put on it for the winter.