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DSchmidt54
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Yeah, seriously ,i subbed this thread for lookin at cheap deals , not all this mushy gushy florida crap! haha
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had to find this one for you
http://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/boa/3285928977.html
tried emailin for pics, but they didn't get back to me
Sorry but I neither make or sell tools. Oscar suggestion is best or you.
Think Tim Taylor TT so am I, TT + I had many power tools, so bowling buddies stuck that nickname on me and it stuck since the early 90's
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i think i called about those a few weeks ago, i think they are 97 xp's
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imo, one of those no thinking deals (assuming there are titles) guy won't answer my call/text/ and email, but i heard his call waiting, so i think it's sold
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/boa/3291659085.html
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/boa/3291659085.html
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do any of you guys get mold on your skis? i left mine untouched for about a month now in a garage, just opened under the hood and containers and there was fuzzy mold everywhere, like i mean everywhere!!!. on the connectors, on the plastic wraps, on the fuel baffle, pipes. just curious if that happens to any of you guys?
i did sponge out most of the water, before storing it, but I guess i need to kinda leave the seat off, or the hood open a lil
i did sponge out most of the water, before storing it, but I guess i need to kinda leave the seat off, or the hood open a lil
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Hey guys, I'm looking to trade a utlilty trailer or a BG fuel/intake induction cleaning unit, it's comes with 2 cans of BG cleaner. I am. Looking to trade for a nice jet ski or Seadoo 96 or newer, won't mind doing minor repairs. Have pictures of trailer, but don't know how to attach to post. I live in Hernando CO. Florida Sean
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Spimothy Leary
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wow, actual fuzz ? thats weird, sounds like you'll have mushroom's in about 3 weeks.
store the ski with the seat off, or at least tilted, and what I do is slip a used water bottle under the hood to leave it cracked, for air, but if you have fuzz.... shoot man i think you might need to bleach it out (not sure if thats good for the ski) then store it dry and watch it, maybe put one of those anti humidity tablets in the hull, i think they sell that at west marine... (i've read about those, never used them) but geeze man, i've bought skis that were neglectled and stored outside for 2 years and it was just little mold spots, never saw fuzz.
and ps.. after rides, i normally flush, rinse down, then wet vac the bottom of the hull to get the last 1/4 inch of water out.
store the ski with the seat off, or at least tilted, and what I do is slip a used water bottle under the hood to leave it cracked, for air, but if you have fuzz.... shoot man i think you might need to bleach it out (not sure if thats good for the ski) then store it dry and watch it, maybe put one of those anti humidity tablets in the hull, i think they sell that at west marine... (i've read about those, never used them) but geeze man, i've bought skis that were neglectled and stored outside for 2 years and it was just little mold spots, never saw fuzz.
and ps.. after rides, i normally flush, rinse down, then wet vac the bottom of the hull to get the last 1/4 inch of water out.
nammer
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i've searched around, it's probably the dark + no air flow, humidity is prob pretty high, we're right on the water, i'm gonna try keeping it with the seat off, and the hood tilted. might have to clean it with a light bleach, or disinfectant with plenty of water. before i left it in there, I did sponge out the remainder of the water, it's dry as a bone in there.
DSchmidt54
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i would grab a 2" drywall knife (scraper) and remove the mold with it , then put some bleach in a spray bottle and mist the bottom of the hull............this will kill the mold and keep it from coming back.
yeah when i get done riding i usually pull the storage bin out, and set a fan on the front running on low overnight with the seats off.............dry as ever inside by morning then i close it all up.
This winter however ill dry it out after winterizing the cooling loop and fogging the motor, then probably drop a anti humidity tab in there, plus im gonna plug the vent holes and exhaust hole with shop rags, it will keep any rodents outta there.........they like nice dry places even if the ski does smell like gas lol.
then i just put the cover on it and im good to go lol. maybe a little ocd though.
yeah when i get done riding i usually pull the storage bin out, and set a fan on the front running on low overnight with the seats off.............dry as ever inside by morning then i close it all up.
This winter however ill dry it out after winterizing the cooling loop and fogging the motor, then probably drop a anti humidity tab in there, plus im gonna plug the vent holes and exhaust hole with shop rags, it will keep any rodents outta there.........they like nice dry places even if the ski does smell like gas lol.
then i just put the cover on it and im good to go lol. maybe a little ocd though.
nammer
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thanks for the tips dschmidt54, i'll def have to do a lil more than i was doing, it's pretty nasty in there, that's funny the rodents like it in there, i figure it'd knock em out, or at least as strong as mine smells.
back to bidness
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/boa/3265357976.html
back to bidness
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/boa/3265357976.html
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Spimothy Leary
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poor bastage, $2200 for a new pump & driveline ? holy crap....
and he'll never get 1500 for it now, he's fugged.
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