You will get better protection with a water diluted mix of straight antifreeze.
Mike
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Maybe a little premature but I just moved my 63 to northern Minnesota where winter temps can drop to -40. I know my anti-freeze only protects to -20. Pretty sure mine is pre-mixed. Is there a problem running straight full strength anti-freeze? Or are there other means that members use to protect their engines short of engine heaters? It will be stored for @ 6 months without any monitoring.
Paul L.--
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