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since i ran out of epoxy, why not build a beach cart... for the cost, i couldn't justify spending $700+ for one. i still have to weld on some handles, but all in i only have $150 in materials and about 8hrs of my time. made it out of 1.5"i.d. sch40 aluminum, 1" aluminum rod for the shaft, and...

Picked up some ridged foam to help mold the back of the tray. Also filled the front with cabosil. time for another order to US Composites.

I can definitely see the end in sight...

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some more cutting, a new rockered nose, and a lot more glass work

Thanks guys. Great advice Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

1. after some test fitting the exhuast was rubbing on the hull so i had a friend weld it and move the inlet to the stinger. 2. more foam 3. more glass

1. went with pex lines 2. then foam 3. and some rad foot wells

a lot going on here. 1. considering ping pong balls instead of foam, but given the age of the ski and the amount of mods done i decided to foam for added strength. 2. exhaust re routed through the hull 3. engine mill and bore by Newmiller 4. swapping exhaust for 650 with factory mod.

I know its been a while, been busy working... but here's my progress to date.

Thanks Vetteman3. I've actually read a lot of your posts on my quest for wisdom. Great stuff! I have another 550 that i would like to put the RHAAS pump kit into. We ride in Muskegon, mostly on lake MI. (unless the Cross Lake Ferry is coming through, very big wakes.) Do you know of any free...

20 min flash and now a wider second layer with a little cabosil in the mix.

pump and engine all lined up, time for the first layer of glass

I did already buy the foam from us composites. Just wondering if is it a structural necessity?

during my research and reading everyones builds i thought the same thing...