That thing is beautiful, good job guys.

I'd say a Holmes horizon

LMAO, because somebody told them to throw it away because you don't need it...   

 

LMAO!

I just shot a mouth full of coors orig out my nose all over my dinner.

I don't care who you are but that's funny right there.

Glad it worked for ya nmiller and trkn run it how you want man. If you like it high run it tall, it's all personal preference.i run mine kinda low and cocked forward

I use dawn dish soap for checking gas pipes and what not. Dawn seems to bubble a lot more than other stuff I tried

Well I'm gonna say it and lord knows my boat will be gone when I get home but locks and what not are only gonna scare off lazy thief's. Anything on the tung is useless for someone that's wants your $hit and has the tools to get it. I had worked for a repo company as a second job and when they located the boat they had been looking for for over a year all it took was two battery Powered angle grinders to hack off the front half of the tung and a few grade 8 bolts and bolt on tung and off we went. Took 2 mins, we timed it. Even then a good length of chain wrapped around the trailer and bumper of the truck could of pulled it out without dragging the front of the trailer. Like stated above any lock can be drilled and popped and with the new battery powered sawzalls and angle grinders it only takes a minute to cut and book it. If stored for long periods of time in the open ill pull all the tires off and set the axles on wood blocks but other than that all you can do is use tung locks, latch locks and maybe a tire boot and hope only honest people come through your area as long as its on your property with some form of lock on it homeowners and your boat insurance will cover it.

Now when I'm hooked up to my trailer and Jordan Dangerfield can verify I use 2 massive Chains as my safety chains that are wrapped around my truck frame and my trailer with two pad locks on each length of chain and a latch lock from master lock.  Someone would really want my stuff to cut through them.

But on a serious note here's my hole. Ain't the prettiest by far but she floats, runs good and the family loves goin out.

Not to mention the original poster only has 2 posts from back in 07. Chances are you'll never hear from him

Well, I have the Berk R nozzle with ram horn and its complete, just need to throw it on.

This things missing a bunch of pieces, including the Pins. The angle on the diverter isnt very good either so I wouldnt get much roost out of it unless I wedge it up a ton.

So I will probably go with the Berk R setup. 

Well in the future I'm sure you could have someone with "madskilz" fab up a ram horn bucket or something similar to the Hamilton/seadoo bucket with longer mounts and use longer dowels on the hinge point and use the nozzle on the race boat or this one.

Good luck on the glass work

I would agree on the redneck remark

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