What does a 300 hour service add?

The 300 hour interval goes deeper than the 100 hour, adding items the manufacturer schedules for higher hours, such as the water pump impeller and other wear parts depending on your engine.

My boat sits most of the year. Do I go by hours or by months?

Whichever comes first. A boat that runs only 40 hours a year still needs annual service, because oil, gear lube, and rubber parts age in our heat even when the motor is not running.

Are parts included in the hour service price?

Yes. Our hour service specials include all parts. Any additional work is discussed and approved before it begins, so there are no surprises.

Mobile Marine Service

Outboard Maintenance & Hour Services

Scheduled 100, 200, and 300 hour care before anything breaks.

Call or text and tell us about your boat. Serving St. Petersburg, Clearwater, and all of Pinellas County.

Maintenance is about the problems you never have. Scheduled tune-ups, fresh oil, new filters, plugs, and impellers keep an outboard reliable and protect the investment you made in it. We handle the 100, 200, and 300 hour intervals at your dock on a schedule that works for you.

What this covers

100, 200, and 300 hour services
Tune-ups
Engine oil and filter changes
Lower unit gear lube
Water pump impellers
Fuel filters
Spark plugs

Signs you need this

Your hour meter is near 100, 200, or 300
A full season has passed since the last service
You bought the boat with no service history
You are planning a long offshore run
Gear lube has not been changed in a year
You want to stay ahead of breakdowns

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FAQ

Outboard Maintenance & Hour Services Questions

A 100 hour service follows your engine maker's schedule for that interval. It typically covers engine oil and filter, gear lube, spark plugs, fuel filter, and an inspection of the motor's key systems.

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