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From all of the threads i have read about it, what I have come to a conclusion is completely mixed reviews. It helps create a setup wake and can be very helpful (maybe even necessary, especially for flatwater) for certain tricks. But, it is more worthwhile to bump up your braap first. I think.

x2 I snapped that thing off and didn't even realize it occurred until I looked down and it was missing. Normally, I would suggest just run neither but since you live up north, cold starting is harder. Primer will cease that completely. Couple pumps and it fires right up.

You remove the old choke (it gives you all of the instructions) and you put the primer in. It works by extracting fuel from one of the fuel lines to the carbs and injects it directly into the carbs.

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The oval thing is a water separator. In the off chance that water may get inside your gas tank, it helps to prevent it from further continuing to your carbs. And I believe his ebox is mounted just as mine is.

x2. When they create a game with the main platform as PC, the graphics are jacked up, for they know the people who play it can handle the graphics. And by the chance that one's computer doesn't meet the max requirements, you can always lower the settings. PS3 and Xbox on the other hand have only...

Time to take a trip over there! :wiggle:

Is that the tidy bilge kit setup, on your ski? Man, I need one of those. lol.

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Wait, if it is turning while you are holding it, then the steering cable is broken. Nothing should be moving while you are holding it in place. Unless, I am unclear of what you are trying to tell me. Broken steering cable doesn't sound like the problem though, because if it was completely...

I see nothing wrong, besides that part of your pump shoe is missing, but it appears you filled it in. The only last thing I could suggest is that you detach the steering cable from the turnplate and push/pull it with your hand. If it isn't smooth, you have a steering cable problem. But, seeing...

Well, if it works fine while not under load, crank the bars to one side while holding the nozzle and see if you are able to move it against the bars. Also, could you take a picture of your intake as well as a picture of the steering cable connection to the turnplate?

When you turn the bars, does the nozzle turn properly?

Wow, how to make a horrible situation, worse. I chipped in $25 bucks to the donations. If I had more, I would have given more. Better to give it to someone deserving, rather than the bums outside of Walmart trying to "hitch a ride on the bus". Hope everything gets better.

Boat striping tape. Something similar to this I used it for applying a line on each side of my pole, where the fiberglass was exposed after peeling off the stickers. It has been over a year and still running strong. There are different sizes too. I think it is primarily just a vinyl tape. Hope...