A useful maintenance routine is one you can repeat without searching for adapters or remembering which engine has finished. Flushmaster helps organize the timing and outlet switching in a compatible freshwater flushing setup.

Sailboat moored on calm water at sunset

Get the setup ready

Keep suitable hoses and adapters together, identify the approved connection for each engine and make sure the freshwater supply is adequate. Position equipment where the hoses can run without kinks or tension.

Large motor yacht on the water

Let the Controller manage the sequence

Set the active outlets and the duration specified for your engines. The Controller supplies one selected outlet at a time and stops the flow when the programmed sequence finishes.

The benefit is less hands-on timing and switching. Each engine still needs its required flushing time; automatic sequencing does not turn a long required procedure into a shorter one.

Mercury outboard and wake viewed from the stern of a moving boat

Check the routine as it runs

Use approved freshwater flush ports with the engines off, and follow the engine and equipment instructions. Inspect connections and expected flow when starting. Finish the normal water shutoff, draining and disconnection steps afterward.

Small motorboat anchored in sheltered water

Keep the rest of maintenance on schedule

Flushing is one part of engine care. Keep service records, inspect wear items and investigate abnormal leaks or cooling behavior. A Controller does not replace those tasks or guarantee engine life.

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