I believe older superjet pumps had a hose attachment that operated the siphon bilge. Later pumps were changed to a fitting on exit nozzle and that remains undrilled from Yamaha.
If you don’t have the bilge set up off it and don’t need dual cooling, close it somehow (epoxy, tig welder, etc)
Take spark plugs out and verify that you can rotate engine coupler by hand. Maybe add a very small amount of oil to each cylinder and rotate again. Fresh gas. Pray the 30 year old crank seals don’t cause the engine to run away (be ready to grab full throttle and hold down stop button if...
He does and for a better price than this (I just bought 27 ft from him ;) )!
Just trying to find a compatible part number so I can ultimately try and source it for a cheaper price.
https://www.boats.net/product/yamaha/90798-1M599-00
Anyone have experience with this line on Pwc? It seems to be equivalent to their waverunner stuff but in bulk.
It has a kill switch mechanism if you flip over but I don’t know if that is based upon oil pressure…. It also does have a warning light for oil pressure. I don’t think you’re at risk doing wheelies.
Major attention grabbing title.
If you can’t use a 90 degree push in fitting you could use a very short piece of hose and use SS oetiker clamps to attach a 90.
Very fancy would be some stainless steel tubing with a bender and flaring tool.
Very nice build. I have a nice 61x sitting in a tote for something like this…
Is the new hydroturf really just as crappy as black tip? Major bummer if so.
Turns sluggishly without plugs in? Check pump for impeller wear ring contact. Perhaps the issues you suggested. Or, a bad starter or cables with significant resistance.
You can probably make that work if the bunk heights are staggered so that the rails of the various skis are both over the fenders and not interfering with each other.
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