Your tow-sports inboard—or any inboard—requires regular maintenance if it is to deliver long life and good performance. Seasoned boat owners know to make recurring assessments part of their routine.

Tropical operating environments create year-round maintenance considerations for marine engines, with heat, humidity, rainfall, saltwater exposure, and periods of inactivity affecting outboard engines ...

It’s time to winterize your boat. Most important in the task list is to minimize the risk of something freezing and being damaged as a result. On most boats, it’s relatively easy to prevent this type ...

There are considerations boat or engine buyers should focus on in addition to those related to rpm. Here are five of them. The post Five Keys for Selecting the Right Boat Engine appeared first on ...

The weather is perfect, the sea calm—everything looks great for your trip. But just as you’re about to start your personal watercraft (PWC), an unfamiliar warning light flashes on the dashboard. For ...

Whether you own the top-of-the-line bass boat with all the bells and whistles, a starter model with just enough features to ...

A $15,000 boat can look like a bargain until the purchase price stops being the biggest number on the page. Insurance, fuel, storage, maintenance, registration, safety gear and even the trailer can ...

Unlike most vehicles, commercial boats can be considered a "power source sold separately" mode of transportation. Smaller boats such as canoes mostly use paddles, but anything larger requires an ...

People who spend a lot of time on their boats should know the difference between ethanol-free and ethanal-blended gas, as one can do more harm than the other.