Hello All,
First post here.
Hoping I can get some advice on true and tested alternatives to the fake-a-lake plunger method for starting my engine on land.
I just inherited a 1985 Ski Nautique 2001 that has been sitting in storage for 5 years without being turned over.
It has a transmission issue and all I know is that the last time it was used, it had trouble getting up to speed and was quoted at a $1100 repair...
My first move is to change the oil and I want to get it started to heat it up.
The water intake bevel on the hull is too big for the plunger system and I am wondering what the best alternative is.
Can I simply keep a hose into the water filter? Should I remove the hose leaving the water filter and get a fitting to attach a garden hose?
Whats the easiest way so I can do this with minimal effort at later dates?

First post here.
Hoping I can get some advice on true and tested alternatives to the fake-a-lake plunger method for starting my engine on land.
I just inherited a 1985 Ski Nautique 2001 that has been sitting in storage for 5 years without being turned over.
It has a transmission issue and all I know is that the last time it was used, it had trouble getting up to speed and was quoted at a $1100 repair...
My first move is to change the oil and I want to get it started to heat it up.
The water intake bevel on the hull is too big for the plunger system and I am wondering what the best alternative is.
Can I simply keep a hose into the water filter? Should I remove the hose leaving the water filter and get a fitting to attach a garden hose?
Whats the easiest way so I can do this with minimal effort at later dates?
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