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nhboat61 · 09-09-2015, 11:08 AM

I know it's that time of year... run fuel down to 1/4 tank then load it up with stabilizer and take it for a good ride. Get that stabilizers in the fuel lines.

First, clean the hull and add some wax. I just use some spray on and wipe off stuff.

Mist the pistons
Drain any water
Add fuel stabilizer to fuel tank
Remove battery -
Put key in a place you will remember...

I know there is much debate on how much fuel to hold... last year I left 1/2 tank. Did not have any problems, but I did add a lot of stabilizers.

I'll take it for an oil change in the spring.

Good idea on the dryer sheets will try that this year. had a couple of nest this spring.
Cover it and secure it. I lock the frame with a chain to a deck post. I also lock the hitch. I keep it under our deck and very little snow gets to it.

09-09-2015, 11:08 AM	#6
nhboat61 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Wakefield NH Posts: 117 Thanks: 52 Thanked 16 Times in 13 Posts	Winterizing my PWC I know it's that time of year... run fuel down to 1/4 tank then load it up with stabilizer and take it for a good ride. Get that stabilizers in the fuel lines. First, clean the hull and add some wax. I just use some spray on and wipe off stuff. Mist the pistons Drain any water Add fuel stabilizer to fuel tank Remove battery - Put key in a place you will remember... I know there is much debate on how much fuel to hold... last year I left 1/2 tank. Did not have any problems, but I did add a lot of stabilizers. I'll take it for an oil change in the spring. Good idea on the dryer sheets will try that this year. had a couple of nest this spring. Cover it and secure it. I lock the frame with a chain to a deck post. I also lock the hitch. I keep it under our deck and very little snow gets to it.