As temperatures fall, water will freeze, we know that... but when that water is inside an engine or gear case, a cracked block or housing might be the net result, along with astronomical repair bills !  

You can prevent this, and sleep well on those cold winter nights by taking the right steps now....   Remember that Neglect = Trouble next season !

Make a Check List - It's important that you don't miss anything, so a detailed list is a good place to start. Review your owner's manual for winterizing instructions specific to your engine or follow these generic instructions:

First, get some supplies.... A spray can of engine fogging oil*, a few gallons of "pink stuff" (propylene glycol antifreeze - non toxic) the appropriate engine oil and filter, transmission fluid, some engine antifreeze and some fuel stabilizer or diesel fuel biocide.  *Fuel injected (EPI / MPI) engines will require a winterizing mix of fuel, oil and stabilizer.

Second, roll up your sleeves.....

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Does your mental image of Long Island Sound  

include a seaweed farm that also cleans the surrounding water as the crop grows?   

Well, if not, it should! As part of a research project that he leads for Connecticut Sea Grant, Charles Yarish and his collaborators have successfully grown and harvested Gacilaria , an economically valuable edible seaweed, in the Sound. Gracilaria is a source of agar, an extract used as a nutrient and stabilizer in foods for humans and shrimp. It's also known as agar-agar, for growing cultures in labs. It's also used in salads and as a garnish.........

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