Can you tow a broken down jet ski?
Sea-Doo’s owner’s manual will allow a disabled jet ski to be towed at speeds of up to 21km/h, but read the wording carefully and this is only after the water supply pipe has been clamped to block it off. Sea-Doo sells the clamps as an accessory, so if you don’t have one, tow very slowly. Most Sea-Doo models will come equipped with a tow eyelet at the back of the seat or a ski pylon attached to the rear deck. This is where you’ll attach the tow rope to your Sea-Doo. It’s important to note the tow eyelet should be used for tubing. The ski pylon is only meant for skiers and wakeboarders.
How do I get rid of a jet ski?
With our boat disposal partners at Boatbreakers we can easily get your jet ski disposed of. All you need to do is tell us where the jet ski is and send a couple of pictures across and they will be able to put a plan together to get the jet ski collected and disposed of. If you’ve finally decided to let go of your precious jet ski, we invite you to donate it to us at Goodwill Car Donations instead of selling it for cheap. Not only will this spare you from the hassles of looking for a buyer, but you will also be helping uplift the lives of disadvantaged individuals in your community.