Trying to summarize myself for 1st time

[Betsy Kennedy]

Trying to save money this year and summarize myself which everyone says is a piece of cake. The guy who winterized put a note in the boat that says to "check all drain plugs before putting the boat in the water." I know to put the plugs in the back of the boat, but would there be any other drain plugs inside the engine compartment that I have to worry about? Thanks so much!!
1996 Seadoo Challenger
Betsy

 

[Speedling]

Know the threat.
If you are more likely to take a wave over the bow, open the plugs so water drains to bilge.
If you are more likely to have a hull leak or pump leak, close all the plugs to keep the water out of engine bay and storage areas.

 

[biffdotorg]

Am I missing something here, but when you say summarizing, you are getting it ready for the first time after being stored for the winter? If so, you only have to be sure your battery is hooked up and the drain plugs are in, and you are ready to roll. Gas/Oil/Go. There are no other plugs on that boat other than the ones in the back of the hull. Singles engines usually have two, double engines will usually have one center plug.

If you are getting ready to winterize for storage, that's a different story. Stabilizing the gas, lubing and fogging the engine should all be done on a two stroke like that.

What is it that you want to do?