So did you extra pad the trailer with lambs wool to keep it that nice going on and off the bunks? Or are you going to transport it on a bed of Jello?![]()
Looks Great! Good job.
Funny you should mention that. So I had my buddy come over and help me flip it right side up on my stand.
I then washed off the sanding residue from the top side of the hull and started to pull it around my driveway like I was doing when I had it bottom side up.
No luck, I nearly pulled the ski right off the stand due to the hull being so slick. I had to call my wife via cell phone to have her come and hold the stand still so I could push the hull back on. She took her sweet time coming outside as I was balancing the hull on the stand.
I have now tied a Ratchet strap to the stand so I can pull it around by the stand.
I will likely be redoing the bunks before it goes back on the trailer.
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Bout friggin' time! It looks really good, the graphics swapped in the back has me torn though to be honest. I get why you did it though. They look good though. I think to make it gel you need a matching dash decal although I love CF. You need a single gauge hood in a bad bad way, then it will have the "look". Very good job Krispy, the black hull looks great!
Bout friggin' time! It looks really good, the graphics swapped in the back has me torn though to be honest. I get why you did it though. They look good though. I think to make it gel you need a matching dash decal although I love CF. You need a single gauge hood in a bad bad way, then it will have the "look". Very good job Krispy, the black hull looks great!
What temp is that tto measuring?
Looks great
That looks sweet! I just wish the TTO's were wireless, I know I want everything.
Yea, the wire for the tach was plenty long enough to make it back to the coil. The temp sensor however, came with an inline plug that was going to require me to drill a 3/8 hole in the dash in order to pass the wire through (no thanks). I ended up cutting the connector out of the system and soldered in an extension cable made from some tiny CAT6 inner wires and a sheath. I hate messing with wires that thin, but it turned out pretty well I think.