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gils boat is green so i assume he prefers green threadlock.figures,it's the weakest one.BWaaaaaaaaaaaa

the new sealing washer on a plug should seal that if the threads are good and the plug torques up . unless the recess is chewed up or the dome is cracked.

the balance is a little worse as your center of gravity goes up imo. just for monkeying around.

nice jayski but that thing's gotta be heavy though? i was also thinking of an old 3 wheeler atc.usually smaller and lighter.a 50cc would do the job if geared down.

^^^^:lmao::lmao::lmao:

won't be too long before it hits central and southern florida. crap is all over the beaches in la and ms already.pensacola has some and so does destin. suck that goop in your cooling system and you'll regret that day!

what kind of an ignorant question is that? do you even realize what is happening?

golf cart hardware is way too heavy for our needs.plus they usually run on 24v so need at least 2 good 12v batteries and them biatches bees heavy.i know some beaches do not allow motorized vehicles on them but if you get a gas motor and muffle it real well with the help of the frame tubing it...

all i can say is good luck to whomever deals with wdk. been waiting close to 2 months for 2 copper base gasket for a 1200.were supposed to go out the following monday and now won't answer my calls nor my friend's who owns the motor.he might think he's screwing me over but it's gino neworleans...

i have a 4 wheel cart and it's still a pain to pull it in pensacola.needs at least 2 to pull after a days ride.pulling to the water is easier but when you've got to go up a small dune ,forget it.

cause the gas needs them so it won't slosh around.

you mean someone forgot to disclose the fact the ski was possibly sank at one time?:eek2: naaaahhh,couldn't be!skis rarely sink:scratchchin: i never sank but got plenty of sand in my undies:icon16:

tried with a dual motor electric wheelchair.works ok on hard surface but once in sand,it bogs down and sucks battery power asap.plus heavy with the batteries.possibly gear it down with a toothed belt drive but didn't get that far yet. have a ryoby gas cultivator.gonna try it next with a belt...

need to install a tube for the cable on a skat-trak racing drop nozzle for an sxr. where did you all install yours? where is the BEST location for it?

would take a lot of calculations but how good are you in math? the plate is the easiest and likely most accurate.

put a sparkplug in it,cover with a lexan or acrylic sheet with a hole,fill up with graduated burette and read the #.

yeap,that's what it means.shaft is worn on the od.

did it hurt? i guess mine wouldn't move either after that!

looked at the mid mount and not sure that there's enough room for the lip to compress though.

lightweight.de with wdk 1200.