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A 300-hour service is a more in-depth maintenance interval that builds on standard servicing to ensure long-term performance and reliability. In addition to oil and filter changes, gearcase service, and full system inspections, it typically includes replacement of the water pump/impeller, thermostat inspection or replacement, fuel system service, and a thorough check of ignition, cooling, and electrical components. This service is essential for preventing overheating, maintaining efficiency, and extending the life of your outboard—recommended every 300 hours or every 2–3 years depending on use. Labor $135.00 per hour, plus parts.
A 300-hour service is a more in-depth maintenance interval that builds on standard servicing to ensure long-term performance and reliability. In addition to oil and filter changes, gearcase service, and full system inspections, it typically includes replacement of the water pump/impeller, thermostat inspection or replacement, fuel system service, and a thorough check of ignition, cooling, and electrical components. This service is essential for preventing overheating, maintaining efficiency, and extending the life of your outboard—recommended every 300 hours or every 2–3 years depending on use. Labor $135.00 per hour, plus parts.