Engines & Accessories

Gadgets And Accessories to Include In Your Jet Ski

If you’re lucky enough to own a jet ski, you’ll know how much fun they are. And whether you’re a seasoned jet skier or have just bought a jet ski, you might be looking for inspiration to enhance your ride and get the best experience.

A row of Quintrex tinnies sitting on top of Move Boat Trailers.

Aluminium vs Steel Boat Trailers: The Pros and Cons of Each Material

Boat trailers in the market are usually made with two materials: aluminium and steel. Both are popular choices for boat trailers because of their durable and sturdy components. But what is the big difference between the two? Let’s evaluate both of these materials and find out their strengths and weaknesses.

A medium shot of Yamaha boat engine running on idle.

Running Out of Fuel Unexpectedly? What To Do When This Happens

Most boat engines require fuel just like land-based vehicles. Depending on the type of engine you’re running, whether it’s a Mercury or a Yamaha engine, you might need standard petrol/gas or diesel. If you run out of this fuel in the middle of a journey, your engine won’t be able to work properly. That means you could be stranded in the open water – with no relief in sight. What should you do if you find yourself in this situation?

A dog with sunglasses sitting on a boat covered with towel to prevent the upholstery from getting dirty.

Cheap and Effortless Ways To Keep Your Boat Upholstery In Great Condition

Boat upholstery is an important part of your vessel's interior. It not only provides comfort and style but also protects your boat's surfaces from wear and tear. However, boat upholstery is also subjected to constant exposure to the elements, which can cause damage over time. Regular maintenance is key to keeping your boat upholstery in good condition.

A man steering a boat with an electronic device beside him.

What Are the Main Electronics Usually Installed In a Boat?

The electronics revolution has provided boat owners with a confusing assortment of sophisticated equipment that improves the performance of their boats and increases the safety and convenience of life onboard. No matter what boat you have these are the electronics that are needed for your boat to work in its best condition.

Keeping Your Wakeboard Gear In Its Mint Condition: Tips and Tricks

If you’re not wakeboarding right now, there’s plenty you can do during your rest to take care of your gear. Waterski equipment maintenance requires little effort and can be completed anywhere you store them. Regular maintenance will ensure that you don’t have any problems once you’re back on the water. With our guide to wakeboard maintenance, you’ll be completely prepared for your next thrilling ride out in the water!

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