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So I have a question , what is the difference between tubbie 1's and tubbie 2's ?

I mostly do Seadoos, people ask why , one main reason is the hulls are fiberglass - gelcoat , no matter how far gone you think the gelcoat is I can usually bring it back to something reasonably nice and shiny, painted boats like Kawis and Yamahas once that paint is roached it's repaint time ...

I will expand on that a bit , I pick up these neglected , broken , non running skis for at most a couple hundred bucks with a trailer , sometimes it's a lot less , sometimes they just drop them off for free , then I do the opposite of parting out skis , I put them back together and resell them...

One of the things I like about my job is I get to correct things I don't like , like these Seadoo logos, they are in the wrong spot, they go below the rub rail like the kit console picture on most skis and look much better there . I ordered a cheap graphics set off of Ebay for like $25.00 that...

Yep Aluminum oxidizes in about two seconds , you have to get rid of that oxide layer to weld it.

I hope I pick up Tig that quick , I will get it setup this year , trying to get anything tig welded here has become a real hassle.

Correct and it's what keeps people like me in business .

I understand that nobody is perfect, but I also understand that even a broken clock is right two times a day, and that's all I have to say about that.

I had a spell last year where I wasn't really sure how this hip replacement was going to go, or what I was going to be able to do after the surgery I thought about getting out but no , not till I absolutely have to , then we will talk about it.

Putting some shiny back on the bottom , it's a sales boat so the scratches and damage stay. it just has to look good sitting on the trailer, the last time I did a complete bottom on a sale boat they ran in up on the rocks on the test ride, never again ! 600 grit wetsand followed by buffing with...

If you really want to mess with people put a (sold) tag in front of the title

One customer has brought me a Yamaha golf cart , a John Deere riding mower , a Cub Cadet zero turn, a Kawasaki KLF250 and a Jeep , that's so far lol . I finished the golf cart, waiting on a belt for the mower a carb o-ring for the Cub Cadet and I haven't started on the KLF250 and the Jeep yet.

I totally understand the Powertrippy siblings , I went through that when my mom passed a few years back so I feel your pain , the bottom line Is inherited the estate but they took everything that wasn't nailed down first , trippy part the way I found out I inherited the estate was from the...

It is that time of year

I am not sure which news is worse , you moving on or selling it to SBT so they can ruin another watercraft site. The difference is you will be missed , SBT ,mmmm not so much .

Depends on where you are at I suppose , business is booming so far this year , even local business which I have never gotten since I moved back down here is way up.

Mine are not Vevor brand , but they are made quite similar , I have had 1000lb+ Seadoo 4tecs sitting on mine with no issues , they don't roll really well with 1000 lbs sitting on them but what stand does ?

Smog police would be more appropriate

Today is ATV day here , I am working on a Yamaha golf cart that gets a tune up, oil change and brake adjustment , a Kawasaki Brute force 750 that came in not running and my old shop ATV a Suzuki King Quad 300 quite arguablY one of the toughest SOB's ever made , you just can't kill them. Yamaha...