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Keep Your Personal Watercraft Running Like New!

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Personal watercrafts (PWC) are a fun way to spend time out on the Lake with your friends and family. While we love to spend time out on the boat cruising the Lake and relaxing in the coves, PWCs are a whole different type of excitement. Compared to a boat, PWCs can be quickly launched out without much time getting ready and can easily be hauled from one point to another. However, they still need to be properly taken care of so you can enjoy long days out on the Lake on your PWC. 1. Consult The Owners Manual The best way to know how to properly take care of your personal watercraft is by consulting the Owner's Manual. There you will find all the information regarding the specific make and model of the PWC you have, as well as the specific things you need and exact procedures to follow. 2. Maintain Proper Fluid Levels Just like with a car, it's important to maintain proper fuel and oil levels. Depending on what type of PWC you have, you may have to use a premixed oil ...

Surdyke's Pre-Own Spotlight - 2012 Thor Redwood 36 FL

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At Surdyke Yamaha, we're known for selling the best power sports vehicles at the Lake of the Ozarks , as well as the best watercraft. However, we sell a wide range of different vehicles. Under the "Gregslist" tab, you can find a bunch of different items from cars and trucks to traditional watercraft. These items change out often, so make sure to check back often, as you never know what you might stumble upon in Gregslist. This week, we're featuring a unique item that has found its way into the Gregslist tab - a 2012 Thor Redwood 36 FL (Front Living). 2012 Thor Redwood 36 FL ~ $48,999 Immaculate condition 36-foot travel trailer with 5 slide outs, 2 TVs, fireplace, the works! It's absolutely gorgeous! Redwood’s Clima-Comfort package comes standard on all fifth wheels. Clima-Comfort combines residential fiberglass insulation with ultraflect reflective insulation to provide a unique thermal barrier that works all four seasons. During the winter your Redwood ref...

7 Etiquette Tips for When You're Docking

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During the summer, you will probably spend a lot of time at the docks. Whether you're enjoying one of the many waterfront restaurants, fueling up or storing your boat, you can't avoid the docks when you're at the Lake. Because you're spending a lot of time at the docks during your day out on the water, you want to make sure it's a good experience. Here are a few pointers to help you be a good dock slip neighbor. Photo Credit: FunLake.com 1. Watch your wake. When entering or leaving a dock, make sure to keep your speed down. Not only can big wakes in small, crowded places be dangerous, it's a good way to anger those around you. Be sure to respect the wake rule to make sure everyone else around you is safe. 2. Help each other out. While many gas docks, restaurants and marinas around the Lake have employees nearby to help you out, be prepared to help your fellow boaters. During the summer, it can get a bit busy, so help keep things moving smoothly for e...

Tips To Have The BEST Time At YamaPalooza

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AquaPalooza is next Saturday, July 15, which means it's time for our annual YamaPalooza extravaganza! This year we're doing 2 full days of fun and excitement never before seen anywhere in the world.  There is still time to register for this annual event at the Lake of the Ozarks , but hurry, as registration closes SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT! If you're planning on attending already, here are a few tips to help you have the BEST time at YamaPalooza.  Service Your Yamaha Before taking off for this year's YamaPalooza, give your watercraft a good once over. Check that the lights work, there's enough gas, you have enough life jackets for everyone and that the engine is in good shape. Also, take this time to make sure your boat is sparkling and ready for the boat parade to Yamaha Island on Saturday at 8:30 AM.  Get Your Floatation Device AquaPalooza is all about relaxing and having fun in the Lake, and YamaPalooza is no different! Once you make your way over t...