If you havnt winterized yet you should get on it. I usally always have ours done by the 1st of oct, after that 95% of the time its too chilly to ride anyways.
I've done as late as December but more and more I'm doing it earlier. Both boats and both jet skis have been done for a couple weeks. The motorhome gets it tomorrow.
jetski's are very easy to do. Just youtube it. Most just need a funnel and some rv antifreeze. You pour into where you hook your garden hose up to and keep filling until it pours out the bottom of the jetski. Boats are harder to do and I just get ours professionally done and shrink wrapped at the same time.
Wow you guys spend a lot of money for nothing. I dry start my jet skis & rev them till water stops coming out. Pull the battery & done. Sometimes I fog it, sometimes I don't. Sometimes I pull the plug & put oil in the cylinder, sometimes I don't. I've never had a problem. I always run Stabil into the gas.
My inboard is almost as simple. Drain the block, water pump & exhaust manifolds. Pull the thermostat & dump some rv antifreeze in till it starts to drain out the block drains. Pull the battery & done.
I prefer to run my stuff out of gas (2 stroke machines) rather than letting bad gas sit in them all year. I always like to do a few drops of oil in each cylinder.
The pontoon is still in the water. It will not get pulled for another couple of weeks. I need to fog the speedboat, we pulled that out about two weeks after Labor Day.
Winterized my camper tonight, how ever just a heads up my lines froze up a tad inside and toilet was frozen, must have happened last night.. All is good now, i drained all the water and put 5 gallons of rv antifreeze though it. Should be good now.
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