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The coupler screws off... Get a big :-):-):-):-):-)ing pry bar and some heat to make it a little easier....

That is a huge roll....

My comments are below in red...

Sure sounds like a faulty stator to me... You sure the replaced stator was good?

You found fiberglass and epoxy resin? :shocked:

Where the h3ll was shawn standing/sitting? Kewl video

Glad to see the new ski on the water! :bananajump::cheer::bananajump::cheer::bananajump::cheer: :friday::friday::friday::friday: When are you flippin that biatch?

Looking Good Steve!!!

That move at 1:08 is killer....

Looks great, I can't wait to follow your progress. Good luck

A bit of kiwi ingenuity which is n*gger rigging or redneck engineering to you Florida Boys... The last photo does not have the lanyard or safety straps on it yet but is tried and tested. ***edit, the go pro has been used like this for 9 months in the surf***

That is how they fill mine shafts, vents or wells that cause a hazard and are not easily accessible to equipment or in delicate areas. http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/dirty-jobs-foam-wars.html

WTF? I heard you gave up riding??? :poke: Steve, if you think pearling is over with that rocker, send it down to me and I'm sure I can make it pearl!!! :ouch:

Touche' :icon16:

stop right there and purchase two mikuni re-build kits and re-build both carbs before putting them back in the ski... :scratchchin:

It looks like the tray was widened from the bulkhead back, and the gunwales are thinner... Nice looking ski Nick!

:439: Who rides blasters? lol

I think you are wrong, there is a huge difference... I have two skis that are set up exactly the same, exept one has an extended stock rid plate, and the other has an entended wamiltons ride plate that is d-cut. The extended stock ride plate keeps the nose of the ski down at all speeds, where...

Riva is not Yamaha's aftermarket race division...