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Similar application... If the pressure stops, the water only comes back to the loop.

Cut a big hole in the hull of your ski. That way you can just open it up and let all the parts fall out.

I'm a fast reader. :09:

I just wanted to thank everyone. You have helped me successfully waste the last hour. While I may never get that time back, at least I wasn't doing something silly like working.:popcorn:

Couple drops of rubbing alcohol when you get out of the water should take care of that.

I'll give you $20 cash. :deal: :lmao:

My math may be a bit off, but if you are 6'3" shouldn't your arm span only be 75"?:shrug:

That thing looks ridiculous :chairshot: I love it!:biggthumpup:

So I just received a new-to-me starter relay for my 650SX. Everything fits up, but where the old one has 3 wires plus a ground, the new one only has 2 wires plus a ground. Now my regulator has a spare wire with nothing to plug into it. Is this something I can work around or do I need to...

:haha: My wife is also a vet who prefers emergency surgery. I hear similar statements all the time. Of course I have to remind her, that according to her books, everything in the animal is color coded so it shouldn't be that hard. :chairfall:

I have the JP Stance. Next go around, I'll probably go with one with Glideskin (or something similar). The only thing I don't like about the Stance is that it holds water. I believe the Glideskin may get rid of that. Non-certified vests not only have less buoyancy, but they are...

Ouch! I've been inside a "brown" sorting facility and can easily see how this would happen. Hope it was insured. :shrug:

Good luck with the insurance and/or finding the ski. Did they bypass the ignition lock or was it disabled?

I got dibs on the baby SXR! :chairfall:

I'll be happy to ride, ummm I mean register it in NC for you. Just as long as you understand the ski will have to be here for at least a weekend and it may have a few hours on it by the time it gets to you. :scratchchin:

Yup, and lie to bring it back in. :sneaky:

I'm almost 30 and just learning to ride stand-up. I believe it may be one of the most stressful things I do. Granted, for some odd reason I keep going back out and trying again. :pokey:

Where is griffs when you need him?

:haha: In that case, I will definitely need a winch!!! Seriously though, that is a good suggestion. My folks live on the main channel. Problems you deal will are that there is no "shore" to pull the ski up on and the lake can literally vary by a foot or more overnight. Not to mention the...

For those of you that live on the lake, how do you dock your stand-up? My folks have a place on the lake and I would like to be able to store the ski when I go visit. Currently; I move their couch off the floating ramp, pull the 650 up on it, have someone help me pick it up and move it over...