Nice. You guys hanging out at the house today? Not sure if we should either stop there first after check in or hit the landing bar for a late lunch and some beers.Hurry up guys!
Boom! If you ain't first your last!
Getting skis to the launch will be easy, the yard is alot less steep than the pictures looked. Doesn't look like stands are going to work so plan to bring anchors. I've got a few and rope with a bunch of clips.
I've got T50sDid you get staples? The regular T12 ones? I'll have the stuff there tomorrow AM. I even have an 18V saw
There's a place down 77 called Lake Norman Powersports you can probably get some from if no one has any. Just don't go during rush hour, you'll be in traffic for a long time.
Which one did you go to? Im out getring gas and might grab some
Sweet, thanks!
Well, the extra weight is one. My jet ski trailer is designed more for newer skis, and if I fill up the skis and all the canisters, the tongue weight goes up at least 100lbs. Hard as hell to lift onto the ball. The boat actually holds over 200lbs of fuel, so that makes a considerable difference. Then you're driving with that much more fuel, all of it sloshing and evaporating. On a hot day, I've had one can blow off the cap. I've also had one of my skis barf gasoline out of its gas cap. Found out that it was cracked that day. On my boat, if I fill it all the way, it will actually spew some fuel out of the vent. I've since learned to go very easy on the pump nozzle for the last few gallons so as to not make a mess. I'm pretty sure that driving the boat with a full tank makes some of the fuel spill out of the vent. I'll find the side a little slick upon arriving at the ramp. I'll fill it up at the best price around town, but not before a 2+ hr drive. For that, I'll try to keep it as empty as possible. But that's just my .02
What do you care? Your money is just as green as hers.
She was saying she wouldn't stay here. LOL! Said it reminds her of bates motel.
