Thanks Anthony! That's a great idea!

Thanks Billy!

Brillant idea!

Good thinking!

That's hilarious!

Thank you too!

From memory I purchased it at anaconda but I suspect most stores that sell kayaks will have something similar. Just make sure it’s correctly rated for jet ski.

Thanks Rodrigo.

Thanks - that’s good design.

Bad info, not having the drain plugs will definitely cause you to sink. Those check valves easily get stuck in the open position

Usually just fresh water - see the other videos on how to correctly flush.

Jet Ski Camping no the hack where you use dishwashing liquid down the hose because you never used that method in any of your other videos

Yeah I mostly just use fresh water. If I've been out for days and concerned with salt build up I might use this trick followed by fresh water.

One closed cooling system.... the only thing you flush is the exhaust. And mine can only flush for 90 to 120 seconds

G’Day Jorge. Hope you’re enjoying your jet ski and thanks for your msg! All going well but just been too busy to make the videos sorry. Ironically I’ve actually been camping, hiking and jet skiing more than ever. I do miss making regular video’s but the editing takes hours. Perhaps I need to find a faster workflow or different style to make the task easier. Any suggestions?

@@JetSkiCamping not yet. I have a bigger channel too. But, yeah. Editing sucks. Most channels hire somebody when the cash flow makes sense, until there, unless we got a family member that likes editing, we are stuck to it.

Or take them on your massive jet ski?

@@danieljackson2628 what fun is that all bouncing around one person falls off and takes u with them

Personal preference I guess.

@@danieljackson2628 I own both a Yamaha waveblaster and a Monterey boat. I know.

@@jeffbryner5355 I own both as well

I have a 2021 GTR 230 and it definitely does have that issue

Ahhhhh!!!!

Just another point of regular maintenance that people neglect

@@neal5186 my ski was brand new 9 hours on it always flushed and I'm a mechanic.... Explain.

@@costasgeorgiou5015 flushing it has nothing to do with the carbon seal. You need to inspect the carbon seal and replace it when it wears down enough. Some mechanic you are. It's called preventative maintenance. Also involves keeping the boot greased to keep pressure against that carbon seal. And as far as your 9 hour claim maybe you just got unlucky or are just stupid. Or maybe it had more than 9 hours. No way to tell it that's true or not but I call bullshit

@@neal5186 well well I give anything a chance till it burns me. I just have yamaha's now. I have had jet skis for 15 years you ask anyone there quantity in the last few years have gone down the drain. Stop being a sinkdonts fanboy and realize when you see crappy products. Just like Solas in recent years gone to shit.

@@costasgeorgiou5015 you burnt up the carbon seal from running it too long while flushing it on the garden hose as there's no cooling to the carbon seal when the ski is out of the water

Thanks Josh!

Sorry to hear that. Most of us ride sensibly (and draw no attention) but unfortunately there are always going to be some exceptions. Thanks for watching.

There are assholes everywhere. Not everybody is like that

🖕you and your boat. Our life is great!!