Many of have been there, we want to take our jet ski out on the water but when we go to start the engine we find out the battery is dead. This problem tends to happen more at the start of the season, when people have not used their jet ski for months. Since you
I’m a huge fan of solar battery chargers for jet skis, out of necessity, after seeing so many jet ski customers having trouble maintaining their batteries. Like clock work, customers were coming in every year at the start of the season with dead batteries. Some customers tried to solve this problem with battery switches, but
Jet skis take in water to cool and muffle the engine and exhaust. This brings into question of how often should you flush or rinse out your jet ski? Is it every ride? Once a season? Or even never? After flushing your jet ski, should you rinse off the engine and pump? All these questions
Doing the proper and regular jet ski maintenance is one of the most critical things you can do as a jet ski owner. How often to service your jet ski and what you should service can be tricky and confusing to many. In this post, I want to answer what maintenance you need to do
The new riding season is starting, and soon enough we’ll be hitting the water with our jet skis. Since many jet skis were winterized a few months ago, we’ll need to de-winterize them. Let me walk you through what I do to de-winterize a jet ski before the riding season. 1. Charge Your Battery Before