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brianl289
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 Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:04 pm Post subject: riding behind a jetski? |
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| ok well this weekend might be the first time i get to ride behind our jetskis that are finally out of the shop. since ill probably be the first person to go what would i tell a fairly new driver to do? i mean he has drivin jetskis but not pulled someone, nor have i. do i jsut tell him to floor it? i mean i really have no idea what to tell him to make it seem easy to pull me up. and also, what speed and rope length do you prefer? thanks for any help. |
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NotSoBueno
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| Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:33 pm Post subject: |
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depends a bit on the horsepower of the ski, but yeah, have him floor it to get you up. You'll have to play around with the rope length to get your preference. speed should be similar to a boat's speed while pulling. Big fun....enjoy.
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brianl289
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| Posted: Sep 28, 2006 10:45 pm Post subject: |
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| ok cool, btw they are 1998 seadoo gtx limited's, which i think is a 951 cc motor. i cant wait to try it, but as for starting thats going to be a challenge lol |
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