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I hope there is a dollar store incase Lou needs repairs. LOL:biggthumpup: Mark44

here you go 5' 11 1/2" to the center of the outlet from the center edge of the back of the ski Mark44

y Can do it tonight.

r here is a pic. Mark44

Nice looking welds! :biggthumpup: Mark44

r I agree with BK I also don’t need a primer because my 44’s are on the money. I use my primer for mainly after water ingestion I also have my JSS bulb primer under the hood and out of the way. My tuner makes sure the carbs are set correctly.

Not to worry the turf takes a beating and will be scared in no time so it doesn’t need to be perfect. Mark44

t I still run a stock pole and have never broke one but I do have a spare in the rafters just incase. I sold my UMI to go back to stock. “knock on wood” Mark44

Lots of weekend trips with the St. Louis crew and a trip to Bull Shoals in Aug. Mark44

LOL:haha: :haha: :haha: Mark44

How true I would rather break the pole than rip the front of the ski off. Mark44

t You can find anything you will need at the feed store. :biggthumpup: Mark44

y stand pic also just built another one last weekend. :biggthumpup: Mark44

Now that I think about it I used straps also. Mark44

I hung my ski from the ceiling rope front and rear. Mark44

e Do it right and drill and tap for an 1/8" NPT. Mark44

Any new developments on this looks like a good time to repair the ramps. Mark44

I put a SBT crank is a buddies SXR and was pleased with the crank. I am using a Hot Rods crank in my SJ. Mark44

Is there places to eat outside the camp grounds. Mark44

t You need to heat the turf to form it to the ski so the cement needs to be on it. I never roughen up the turf only the ski and that has worked for me and I apply two coats of cement to the ski and turf. For padding I use kitchen mats from Wal-Mart they are closed cell and 1/2" thick I use...