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That thing is just beautiful. I'm just days away from mine and I can't wait.

I can help rid you of those pesky deer if need be. I wouldn't even charge you for my services :pancake:

That land doesn't have any deer that you need taken care of does it? :dance:

Sorry to tell you, but Santa obviously got our addresses mixed up. He'll be by shortly to pick up the stuff and bring it to my place. I think he said something about you getting some used hydroturf instead.

just booked driftwood. 73.50 for room w/ one double and one twin.... It's just a place to shower and pass out so it should work fine... they seem to be almost out of rooms

I bought a mini crow bar once from Home Depot that had a warning that looked something like this: Warning: wear eye protection while using this device Warning in spanish I think the manufacturer missed the point.

heck yeah. I was going to call you to see if you were coming. Glad to hear.

nice

Gil, were you aware that someone hijacked your screen name and posted a coherent, thoughtful post? You might want to look into this as it may hurt your reputation. :pancake:

calm down dude. The ramp that has been there for the past several years works fine. It just has a good bit of room for improvement. If no one does anything between now and the freeride, then no big deal. A new ramp is a "nice to have", not a "must have"

you are going to have a hard time getting it registered without a title unless you are in a non-title state

Nice deal. Looks like a win-win-win for Bobby and Parr and everybody else that wants to check one out. Get busy Bobby

The $10 solution is to buy two ratcheting tie straps and two pieces of rebar (and two safety caps for rebar). Drive the rebar deep into the sand underneath the ramp so that it's not a trip or puncture hazard. Use the ratchet straps between the bottom of the ramp on each side and the rebar...

and the turtle nesting.....

That would be sweet to change it up a bit and maybe get closer to the strip clubs, err I mean clubs....

they're different. 61x is smaller and requires a 61x flywheel. I run a 61x system because I happened to buy a ski with a 61x aluminum flywheel. 62t is probably a little more common, but either will work as long as the flywheel matches the stator.

$1,000 huh? sweet. If only I had time and money and a ski I'd be there.....

so you've done away with the water jackets?

I like the idea. Matrix has a pretty good bit more room than a regular superjet. It might be tight, but it could be a fun project with huge payoffs. The pipe would probably be an issue though.

Congrats. It'll be here before you know it.