Two Projects = Great Surf Wave

[Wickedcummins]

You can cut down and refinish th stock swim decks with ease

[FacePlant]

You can cut down and refinish th stock swim decks with ease

Talk to me goose! Oh, and I have never done any fiberglass work in my life.....

[bigdaddy_houseboater]

Ok.. the new picture doesn't scare me like the other picture.. IT SCARES ME MORE!
Your bilge outlet is almost under water!

Again, I reiterate.. you are a freak.

[Timmy!]

That's where you want it! Almost to the rub rail!

[Duncan]

Ok.. the new picture doesn't scare me like the other picture.. IT SCARES ME MORE!
Your bilge outlet is almost under water!

Again, I reiterate.. you are a freak.

We run about this low with lots of peeps in the boat. But I also upgraded the factgory 400gph bilge to a 1200gph bilge and put two more 1200gph bilges in the rear corners. We also have a manual fill 1200gph pump I could use to evacuate water from inside.

I think bilge pump capacity is a frequently overlooked issue in this sport.

[duffymahoney]

Bilge hose should have a 1 way valve installed. Otherwise while surfing you will get water in the boat I do this on all my surf boats.

[Fiveflat]

My bilge outlet is on the starboard side. I have been wanting to add another pump. Can I just add a second and "T" into the same outlet line?

[Booms]

That may be the way for me to go then. Thanks for the input! So you are happy with the way yours cleaned up the wake right?

Yes, I am happy with the results. The wind really chopped up the waves this last weekend, so once I get good water I will post more pictures.
I decided to fill in the bottom of the deck because I too have no fiberglass experience. I thought of cutting the lip off but was worried about what would happen to the strength of the deck with out that standing seam. That edge or standing seam is what gives the deck it's rigidity. I think that cutting it off would compromise the strength of the deck.