Flushing engine on the beach

[halvor90]

Hello there,
I'm seeking some advice regarding my upcoming stay at a cabin where I intend to have my Sea-Doo stranded on the beach. I have freshwater access and a hose to flush the engine, but I'm unsure about the safety implications of doing so while it's on the beach. I was wondering if it would be possible to tilt the jetski on its side and then perform the flushing process. Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much.

 

[MacSeaDoo]

Dude,

You are fine to not flush it for the week. Do not start the machine on land especially in sand.

 

[halvor90]

Dude,

You are fine to not flush it for the week. Do not start the machine on land especially in sand.

Would it be better to have it on the water instead of on the beach as the salt water will not dry out..

 

[Milehighguy303]

I don’t think it matters if you have it in the water on an anchor for a week, or on the beach. But I don’t beach my skis because the tide rises and falls, and I don’t want to get them stuck on the beach and then drag them across sand to the water. I keep my skis in water on an anchor even for a few days. No need to flush them out every day. Enjoy for a week and flush when you are home.