here were some pics of anhaney's boat, hope he will post the one's of mine he took. He thinks/said he got some good one's.
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Cool! Nice colors and love those graphics! I assume his pics will include YOUR STEREO?!?!?
BTW, how in the heck do you get the boards out of that rack? From the front or? -
he has some of mine yeah I hope so. I was so late it was such a short trip, so it wasn't good for me.
his racks are a PITA!! you have to lift from the center of the tower. It's hard. and they are shock compressed, so it's even harder. You really can't do it alone, esp if it's a heavy board.Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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They look difficult in the pics, are those the factory racks?Comment
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I would like to ask about the flag, I know this means there is a skiier in the water. Is there anything else this means? We were out this wkend and a boat in the MIDDLE of the channel (maybe 200 yards wide), a lady was holding the flag and just waving it all around. There was NO other way out. I was about 50+yards away from the boarder. I really didn't know why she was doing that. So was I in the wrong or what?
ThanksDale
2000 21i TigeComment
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She wanted to check out your new speakers!
Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."Comment
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TRD, you were good as far as I know, around here you need to keep at least 150 feet from the downed skier/rider. Some people just get over zealous!Comment
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150 feet from the rider? heck BV isn't 150 feet wide.
yeah they are stock racks. came with his boat, and say tige on them, so the are stock.
and in cali the orange flag is for when people are in the water, not on plane is what I was told.Last edited by Domsz06; 07-30-2007, 02:31 PM.Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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The flag means that someone is in the water, and use caution.
It also is a distress flag, and used to get attention of others in the event of needing help.Tige, it's a way of life!Comment
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That never crossed my mine at all. I have a flag for that.It also is a distress flag, and used to get attention of others in the event of needing help.
by the way Domsz06, that is an awesome looking ride.
Dale
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that's anhaney's. But i'm sure he will appreciate itOriginally posted by TRD View PostThat never crossed my mine at all. I have a flag for that.
by the way Domsz06, that is an awesome looking ride.
I'm hoping he gets online and posts the one's he took of mine.
Originally posted by G-MONEYComment
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I agree and will add one more since this was a hot topic on Wakeworld. In Ca, the flag will also mean that there are ski lines in the water.... But, what whitlock97 said is the majority of the info...Originally posted by whitlock87 View PostComment
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Sorry Dogbert, just caught this one. I had to laugh, I was pulling 3 kids on tubes w/ 6 old ladies (older then me) in the boat. I told my wife before the left the dock for her to listen. I wanted to see how much they could take. I got the volume up to about 35 I think, not one of them said a word. They just tried to keep talking, it was so loud they were yelling at each other. I couldn't help but laugh. Still sounded good.She wanted to check out your new speakers! I know it was mean, but it was funny. I would say the youngest was somewhere around 55.
Just having fun with them.
Dale
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Where are the pics of domz boat ?
what does it say below the tige on the back of the boat?Everything happens for a reason
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you can always tell the BV water by that shade of blue?green?brown? Or maybe that fresh aroma of cowshizzzzz---v^---v^---v^_____---v^---v^ For a second there. I was bored to death!!Comment
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