ATTN: Brad Hibbard - "Winterizing" 604

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  • Matt49
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2007
    • 3123

    #1

    ATTN: Brad Hibbard - "Winterizing" 604

    Brad,
    Last year at this time you posted a nice "winterization" guide. Would you mind re-posting or posting it on your website?

    Thanks,
    Matt
  • brad hibbard
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 974

    #2
    I swear I need to put you on the payroll-----LOL

    I was thinking about this just this morning and I actually just came inside from winterizing my motorhome and sat down to warm up

    I will get to this in the next 12 hours----I promise

    Brad

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    • JJ128
      Member
      • Jul 2011
      • 92

      #3
      http://www.4m.net/showthread.php?271...for-the-winter

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      • brad hibbard
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 974

        #4
        thanks JJ

        and I still agree with everything on there

        some added notes would be

        draining of the block is best done by pulling the plugs located at the bottom center of the block----just above the oil pan-----if noone has changed them they will be 9/16 hex

        also -----the oil used for fogging should not be synthetic-----use what ever brand you like but keep it conventional oil
        you can buy regular fogging oil as well that is acceptable

        thanks for takeing care of your engine

        Brad

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        • hipower17
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2007
          • 643

          #5
          hey brad what do u charge to do started up on 604 if bought from u?

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          • brad hibbard
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 974

            #6
            Not sure i know what you mean----maybe this will help

            Race-1 new engine prep---$100 --includes completion of our compiled "new engine check list"

            Race-1 advance new engine prep---$300---same as above with the addition of shimming the installed height of the valve springs to the minimum spec and priming the oil system with Joe Gibbs break-in oil

            Dyno/Break-in service is $500

            these prices apply whether you buy the engine from us or not------we will guide you through any of these operations at no charge should you choose to do them on your own

            Brad

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            • hipower17
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2007
              • 643

              #7
              that answered my ?. thanks

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