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:dunno: :biggrin: :cool2: What you talkin about Willis?:biggrin:

DBR, It's amazing at how thick those tanks are at the top. The brass nipple has plenty of plastic to take hold in. that fix will be just as good as factory, actually better IMO... Great job aquaholic!:woot:

That was definitely a back flip in my books!:biggthumpup:

WOW:bigeyes: :bigeyes: :bigeyes: Why did you not put handholds in? Seems a shame not to on a purdy ski like that!

Go to your local auto parts store, and get a brass nipple. Drill the hole out, a little smaller than the threaded part of the nipple, and screw the nipple in. I did this on my ski, and it has taken all kinds of abuse for the last 9 months. :biggrin:

Damn, I hope the ski sunk like a stone so it's still in the general vicinity. If it only partially sunk (just under water) it could be anywhere in the lake.:bigeyes: Good luck guys, and get some scuba gear and a good depth sounder.

my 95 SXi 750 has a stock waterbox that is aluminum, are you sure your running a SXi?

I stated above it takes about 20 mins to remove the engine and electrics, so the 'Seconds' is only to remove and replace the waterbox. (ok, maybe 30 mins, but it wouldn't be much more). To remove the engine... - undo battery cables - 4 bolts on the electrical box - disconnect two water...

Seconds... there is a plate with two 10mm bolts that holds the waterbox in place, unbolt those and the waterbox fall right out. If it's a metal WB, then just get it welded.:biggrin:

Because you won't have to buy an exhaust gasket kit this way, and I'm anal about keeping my hull clean inside the bilge, so it's a great time to clean everything up.:Banane01:

Jet, two people can lift the engine and exhaust in one piece out of the sxi without any problem. I just did it last week on mine. Takes about 20 mins to remove the engine with electrical.

Yes, Marriage...:lightning:

Damn...:bigeyes: Send him down here, I have a whole ski he can re-inforce for me!:biggthumpup: Good job Daddy!:hail:

First session is not dangerously crowded, and that why I ride it. Afternoon session, woah!:bigeyes:

But is your shoulder?:bigeyes: I ride Markum every sunday for the morning session, so hopefully I will see more of you guys out there. BTW, it's not normally that quiet, I'm sure most of the Fathers were home doing 'Daddy" things...:biggrin:

You nailed that one IMO...:biggthumpup:

I just enjoyed being out there and not worrying about the other riders. It was great to have experienced riders on the lake.:biggthumpup:

Um, you fogot the other blaster, aquatrax, SXR-800..:biggthumpup: It was a great day on the water, that's why I love the early session.:woot:

Saki, good to see you an Stricky at the lake yesterday, and don't turn your back, or that pipe may go walking!:sneaky: Killer ski, and remember, first wave!:17: