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seriously dude? I think not. you have to move the battery box at best and the fuel tank would make it very easy. When jumpin james convinced mr strut his bearing carrier was shot it was super difficult to remove as the ski had been taillanded a few times to where the subshaft was hammered on...

not to be mean suzi but does anyone just skip over her posts? I'm longwinded but goddamn!

yes and worse still is not being able to tell him what a jagoff he is cause he is drunk, mad as hell and built like a brick :-):-):-):-)house. I find a little bit of happiness when watching him hog the ramp, not being able to get his pos started and then pullng back out to block the ramp but...

even if you do get it running it will most likely not last. a few do but the issue is there are parts of the drivetrain that don't get lubed when running - mainly the valvestems. this is where they seize up on most 4 strokes. one seizes even slightly and when the piston comes up it hits and...

ok its been almost a week. update? how can you just sit there and wait?

brief too.:lmao:

I like the hell idea and jetts additions to it. sorta gets the dirty laundry picked up around the apartment so we can have company over.:clown:

sure they do. it takes a little time to get the lay of the land, but after a short time you get to know who knows what and who is full of bs. 212 x2?? It only takes a second to look up previous threads started by and post from and read up on them. after a few threads its easy to tell if...

cannibal-kicking people off a site is a slippery slope. where to draw the line? just tell me one thing...where on this planet does anyone live peacefully with their neighbor? there is always friction at some point and always will be.:chairfall:

can of white spray paint will make quick work of that! no listen to sho- his build thread has some of the cleanest parts ever.

yeah a buddy of mine did too. then we eliminated all those issues with welds and beefier stuff. just broke and hurt him too. It may have saved you and that is good but its not really the intended use. the stop on your car door is to save the door from overextending not for you to ride the...

anyone who has ever talked to Art knows he goes way beyond helpful. so to sum up you lost your parts you cant keep quality parts on your ski you refuse to pay for the parts you lost due to your own incompetence you badmouth a great guy and great company when told you have to pay a nominal...

i've turfed quite a few and Eric-the heat gun speeds the drying as well as making the turf more pliable. I do 2 coats, waiting or drying each coat. and my cuts are good enough I don't usually need or have space for sealant. but it can hide newb errors and definitely can't hurt.

or mine if you are goin with 25mm underpad http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/49330

I had a broken bottom bracket with about a 1 3/4 chunk of metal cracked out of it. I epoxied the pole in and used rivets to hold it in place, and then wrapped it about four inches up the pole and completely around the bracket. its -4 and has been holding up for 3 years+. if you are landing on...

you should have chanced it. this is why you bring a tow buddy- I mean friend to ride with LOL. http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/60541

on Reeds I riveted the blaster holder under the hood seal just like on a blaster and mounted the prop on the flat part of the liner. with one it works fine, two hydraulics would be better.

made it home by 12 even after making 3 wrong turns to get out of boca! had a blast yesterday! sorry for the delay getting started and the glass everywhere including the little guy. I didn't think I was a buoy guy- but I will be spending some time with the local chasers from now on. here's...