New way to CLEAN inside Hull

[bigbaldbob]

I found a great way to clean the inside hull.

1. replace all grey fuel lines.

2. Forget to connect large hose from fuel tank to filler neck.

3. Take Ski to gas station.

4. Have friend start to fill up ski while your filling up another boat.

5. Friend should ask's how much fuel does this thing hold after pumping 20 gallons of premium into bottom of ski with out pump shuttin off.

7. Drain the fuel and admire how clean the hull is now.

Thats how my weekend went. :cheers:

 

[seadoo GTS 1993]

OUCHH:ack:

 

[JJinSC]

Well, at least there was a positive side.

 

[aklim]

Take the seat off, admire the clean job and light one up for me. :rofl:

 

[bigbaldbob]

With as much fuel as I had in it I probably could have crossed the pacific:rofl:

 

[dlowings]

Outstanding lol :cheers:

 

[JJinSC]

With as much fuel as I had in it I probably could have crossed the pacific:rofl:

Which begs the question, What did you do with all that fuel??:bigear:

 

[bigbaldbob]

Which begs the question, What did you do with all that fuel??:bigear:

SHHH dont tell Obama:rofl:

 

[aklim]

SHHH dont tell Obama:rofl:

So can we tell Gore?

 

[scooper77515]

Wow! And what COULD you do with that fuel after it is drained out?

Let's see what would be in it if I did that with my XP...2 spark plugs, a spark plug wrench, 1-1/4 lbs beach sand. 3 broken stainless hose clamps, and at least 6 still in good shape. Not sure how to measure the salt in there, I would guess at least half a pound. A couple smallish chunks of old grey fuel line. :reddevil:

 

[JJinSC]

You should be set for starting Bon fires for a while, huh?

scooper, that's funny.

 

[aklim]

Smoke them if you got them

 

[bigbaldbob]

I will say I did not empty the fuel into a lake.