Anything to affix to the engine?

I have a Mercury 2 stroke 20 HP outboard. Apart from tallying oil into the fuel mixture, do I requirement to add or check any fluid (antifreeze/oil?) surrounded by the acctual engine iteself ie. taking off the cover?

Regards

B.

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Answers:    you shouldn't, the engine intakes sea from the body of water you're cruising on to cool the engine, so you should be golden...

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The lower pause, or gearbox, needs to own the correct level of grease. There is usually a lower plug for draining and an upper plug for filling. Fill it until grease starts to come out of the upper plug. Change the oil respectively year. There may be a grease fitting or two around the steering head (the pivot area) and the tilting components.

The engine itself does not need the grease checked, as you surmised the 2 stroke gets it's grease from the fuel mixture.

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if you do not plan to use the motor for a long period of time, you should give "stabil" or asimilar product to absorb condensation within the tank.

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