Recently the flushing out cap came off and the engine compartment was half full of water. I dried out the machine and hooked up the hose to see if it ran it ran fine. I now was winterizing it and the 2nd and 3rd cylinder plugs were milky and wet. I pulled the plugs and turned over the machine a few times over the coarse of an 1/2 hour. If I fogg the cylinders will I be alright till next seaon or do you think it will pit the cyliders??

 

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If it was me, I'd refill with some kind of oil and run until warm to be sure the water and condensation is completely out. Change the filter, too.

 

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Yeah, as mentioned, flush the case and allow the cylinders to get coated with cheap oil. Replace that filter and add your oil of choice.