Lake Powell pics - good time

[Top Heavy]

Headed there again 8/25 through 8/29. Put in at bullfrog. Anyone else there?

[Original Wing Nut]

Headed there again 8/25 through 8/29. Put in at bullfrog. Anyone else there?

I'm headed down on Sunday 8/12 to 8/19. Can't get here soon enough.

[anhaney]

Someone post pictures of Navaho Hill PLEASE.

[talltigeguy]

I don't know what Navajo hill is but here is a big sandar in navajo canyon. We built a slide on it and pumped water to the top and slid down it on a $50 piece of plastic.

[ragboy]

I don't know what Navajo hill is but here is a big sandar in navajo canyon. We built a slide on it and pumped water to the top and slid down it on a $50 piece of plastic.

Thats pretty cool.

[da.bell]

Now that was inventive. I like it....

[dogbert]

Tall's just a big kid

[da.bell]

I am wondering if Tall should have my signature.....

[Original Wing Nut]

I don't know what Navajo hill is but here is a big sandar in navajo canyon. We built a slide on it and pumped water to the top and slid down it on a $50 piece of plastic.

Tall did you pump with your ballast pumps? I saw this a few years ago,but the guy that did it had a generator and some big old trash pump with 100' of 3 or 4" hose, lots of water, but his boat was full with the generator hose and pump. That looked like way to much work for me.

I like your idea a 100' roll of plastic and hose. Great Idea, I'm headed down in less than 48 hours, I'll see if I can sneek to the hardware store before I go.

[talltigeguy]

I don't know how it would have worked with less water, but a guy a went with is a general contractor and he had a gas powered pump that was about 2 feet square. It has a 2 inch fire hose attached to it so the volume of water was pretty impressive. I think that even the amount of water with a Tsunami would be pretty good if you lubed the plastic down with a little dish soap. I bet you could hook up a 50 foot garden hose to a tsunami and make it work.

We then built a jump at the bottom for a little kick.

[Original Wing Nut]

I don't know how it would have worked with less water, but a guy a went with is a general contractor and he had a gas powered pump that was about 2 feet square. It has a 2 inch fire hose attached to it so the volume of water was pretty impressive. I think that even the amount of water with a Tsunami would be pretty good if you lubed the plastic down with a little dish soap. I bet you could hook up a 50 foot garden hose to a tsunami and make it work.

We then built a jump at the bottom for a little kick.

That system sounds similar to the one I saw, it was alot of construction equipment and I don't want that in my boat. I may try three tsunami pumps and see how it goes. I don't know if I will have time to pull it off, I have more things to get done before I leave than time. I'll see if I can get it moved up on the priority list.