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Is that just a stub shaft like stock kawi pumps or is it like a Yamaha shaft?

Don't waste the time or money on pre filters. They hold water and make the engine run worse when they get wet. You want OEM style straps or bungee cords? Bungee cords pictured can be had at Harbor Freight and probably even Walmart. For OEM style straps, you need to get them from a jet ski...

I use the clear 3M on the front of my Foot Rocket. I does protect it well and I've put it on twice now in maybe three years. It will eventually peel from the bottom. Krash hulls are also easier to apply it than what you have, though, because my nose is several flat surfaces and no bond line...

But this is in tents on an unprotected beach... I certainly don't want to miss this ride, but don't want to drive 5 hours just to be a swamp rat all weekend, either...

Scott, what are your thoughts on the weather this weekend...? 50% rain Friday, 90% Saturday, 30% Sunday...

I don't know. Unless that thing is really fast or something. My 60 gallon upright has a smaller foot print and is 220v too. Some pipe tubing, washers, sheet metal and a generic car air filter and it breaths clean air a little bit quieter..

8 hours for that?! That's what I paid for my used 60 gallon...

I have it at home. I'll check for you.

If shaft breaks, thread a nut on the pump end of the drive shaft and put the nut in the vice. Then take your prop off. Loosening the prop tightens the nut, since the prop is left hand threaded.

The Neptune pipe was pretty desirable back in the day..

Never rode an HX, but they didn't come with 800s either, though...

Best ski SeaDoo ever made.

Trade you ten lightened flywheels..!

Flywheels...

The MSD TL magnets aren't going to help you. I had someone else ask me about magnet replacement in a TBM. Apparently it's a known issue.

Well a 61X flywheel won't fit over the coils on a 62T stator. The 62T is bigger.

Next time, I repitch props same day (almost every time) and get them back out and answer all messages...

You have a lightened flywheel yet...? Only $65 to do yours...

Metric counter sunk bolts use a 90 degree taper. Common countersink bits are 83 degrees though. However, for bolts this size and in glass or aluminum, you can pick up a 90 degree router bit at Home Depot or such for like $6-10 maybe and get a proper taper and fit. Just pry the little ball...

Up in Dahlgren, VA. The Navy has been testing all its guns here forever and I don't think any of them have ever left! There are barrels laying around everywhere!