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Fall is here, and with it comes the end of another boating season. While it’s always hard to say goodbye to long days on the water, now is the perfect time to get your boat ready for storage. Preparing your boat properly for the colder months will make sure it’s in top shape when spring

If you’ve ever had your boat suddenly stall or struggle to start, there’s a good chance the fuel system had something to do with it. One small part that often gets overlooked but plays a big role in keeping your boat running right is the fuel filters. At OS Marine Services, we’ve seen it time

Whether you’re cruising, fishing, or just relaxing out on the water, one thing’s for sure, your boat’s electrical system plays a big role in how smooth (or frustrating) that day will go. At OS Marine Services, we’ve seen just about every kind of electrical issue that can happen on a boat. Some small, some serious,

Your outboard engine relies on a few small but very important parts to keep things running smoothly, and spark plugs are at the top of that list. If your boat is hard to start, running rough, or not getting up to speed, bad spark plugs might be the reason. In this article, we’ll go over

Boats are amazing machines, but when something goes wrong with the electrical system, it can quickly turn your day on the water into a frustrating (and sometimes dangerous) situation. Whether you're having trouble with your batteries, lights, or navigation systems, hiring a skilled boat electrician is one of the smartest things you can do. But

Your outboard motor’s fuel pump plays an important role in keeping your boat running smoothly. It’s responsible for delivering fuel from the tank to the engine, ensuring your boat stays powered up for smooth sailing. But just like any other part of your boat, the fuel pump can wear out over time. A bad fuel

Metro Vancouver is a boater’s paradise, with breathtaking waterways stretching from the serene inlets of Indian Arm to the bustling harbors of False Creek. However, the region’s winter months can be harsh on boats, especially those left in the water for the entire season without regular use. If your boat has been docked all winter,

As winter temperatures fall, properly storing your outboard motor is important to keep it in top shape for the next boating season. Cold temperatures, moisture, and long periods of inactivity can damage a motor that isn’t prepared for storage. Whether you have a small portable outboard or a large high-horsepower motor, taking the right steps

If you’ve noticed that your outboard motor isn’t running at full power, it can be frustrating, especially when you’re out on the water. An underperforming motor can affect your boating experience, whether you're trying to get to your favorite fishing spot or cruising around. There are several reasons why your outboard motor might not be

Winter poses unique challenges for boat owners, especially with moisture buildup leading to mold and mildew. Protecting your boat during the colder months ensures a clean and functional vessel come spring. 1. Thoroughly Clean Before Storage Remove all dirt, debris, and organic material from the boat's surfaces. Mold thrives on grime, so focus on high-risk