Tips for Keep Your PWC Running Like New

Owning a PWC at the Lake of the Ozarks is a great way to have fun out on the water. There is nothing quite like taking an exciting ride on the lake soaring through the water in your personal watercraft. If you own a personal watercraft, you'll want to ensure that you keep up on the required maintenance so that your watercraft will continue to run like new. Read on to get a few tips from our PWC dealership at the Lake of the Ozarks for keeping your watercraft running like new! 


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 premixed oil and fuel.

3. Check For Loose Or Damaged Parts

Before you start your PWC and hit the water, you'll want to do a good once over. Check all the wires including throttle cables and trim. In addition, check for any loose or damaged parts, and always replace them if you notice any damage or extensive wear.


4. Keep It Clean

After a long day of playing out on the Lake, it's a good idea to wipe down your PWC to preview corrosion or staining. Don't forget to also clean the windshield and seats. Although the Lake of the Ozarks is fresh water and not salt water, if you don't properly wash down your boat after a day out in the water, it will eventually damage your boat.

5. Use A PWC Lift

PWCs are not intended to be stored in the water for long periods of time. If you plan on storing your PWC in a slip, it's best to use a lift.In addition to preventing damage, it also helps with cleaning and it makes walking around the watercraft safer. They also make boarding and exiting the watercraft easier and safer for riders of all ages.

6. Remember To Winterize and De-Winterize

It's important to properly winterize and De-Winterize your watercraft every year. This can help protect it over the winter season and can help make sure it's running properly for next year!

Surdyke Yamaha Named Best Place to Buy a PWC! 

We hope that you find these tips helpful for keeping your PWC running like new! If you don't own a PWC but you're thinking about buying one, stop by our showroom soon! Surdyke Yamaha was recently voted the best place to buy a personal watercraft at the Lake of the Ozarks by Lake Lifestyles Magazine, so rest assured that you're in great hands! At Surdyke Yamaha you ride on our reputation and we always treat you like family! 





Highway Store Location        Marina Store Location         Surdyke's Port 20
5863 Osage Beach Parkway      1660 Yamaha Drive               5395 Spruce Lane
Osage Beach, MO 65065           Osage Beach, MO 65065        Osage Beach, MO 65065

Location: Osage Beach, MO 65065, USA

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The Fall Big Bass Bash Is This Weekend!

Image
This weekend, fisherman (and women) will be racing all over the Lake of the Ozarks to find the perfect bass. The Fall Big Bass Bash will be taking place this weekend October 1 - 2 from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Over $250,000 will be paid out to winners, so you have the opportunity to win some great prizes. Surdyke Yamaha has some of the event details to get you ready for the big tournament, so grab your reels and get ready for an exciting day.  Tournament Details In order to participate in the tournament, fishermen must enter either online here by Sept. 29 at midnight or in person at Osage Beach Bait & Tackle, Fitz Fishing Tackle and Bryant's Osage Outdoors by Sept. 30. This year, there are five weigh in locations including Red Oak Resort, Alhonna Resort, Point Randall Resort, Red Fox and PB2 (Grand Glaize State Park).  Prizes! 1st Place: $100,000 2nd Place: $20,000 3rd Place: $10,000 4th Place: $5,000 In addition to the top prizes, there will be 30...
Read more

Enjoy Fun Winter Activities With Surdyke!

Image
Summer at the Lake of the Ozarks is an exciting time that's filled with fun activities and events. If you live at the Lake of the Ozarks year-round, you may think there isn't anything to do during the winter months. However, there are some great winter activities to enjoy! Here are some of our favorite things to do when it gets cold outside.  Winter Fishing If you couldn't bear to put your boat away for the whole season, winter fishing can help you get back out on the water. According to some experts, winter fishing at the Lake of the Ozarks can be just as successful, if not more, than fishing during the summer months. This is especially true if you find a warm day where they are active and feeding. Don't let the cold weather keep you from getting out and enjoying a day out on the water. Dirt Bike & ATV Rides This winter has been usually warm, and when there is a surprisingly warm day, go out and enjoy it on your dirt bike or ATV. Or you can layer up and get...
Read more

TIPS FOR MAINTAINING YOUR ATV THIS WINTER!

Image
The sun is still shining, but the leaves are changing and the temperatures are cooling down which makes it the perfect time for hitting the trails with your ATV ! Although it seems like winter is far off, it is only a few short months away, and we at Surdyke Yamaha would like to provide you with some tips for maintaining your ATV during these cold months. ENJOYING YOUR ATV DURING THE WINTER There is plenty of fun to be had with your ATV during the cold winter months, but there are some things you need to do to make sure things run smoothly. BE PROACTIVE : Plan ahead to have your ATV ready for winter conditions. Routing maintenance during the course of the year is great, but there are some things to consider when the cold weather hits. BATTERY: Using a trickler or smart charger is necessary if you plan to keep the battery in your ATV during the winter months. Colder temperatures can ruin the batteries quickly, which can be expensive to replace. If you don't currently have or pl...
Read more