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It's in the Rickter Hull ID #

Free hull if anyone is at LOTO and wants it.

Rope has always worked for me.

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It's been awhile, but if I remember correctly I drilled a small hole, threaded a screw in the hole and put vice grips on the screw and pulled it out.

I believe the bottom and intake track on the XFS Comp (all carbon fiber) changed in 2016 . I'm not sure if the fiberglass ones changed. As far as weight goes, my notes say a 2016 XFS regular layup fiberglass hull is 120lbs, the XFR being the heavy layup model would be heavier.

Lot of variables, what type of ski, exhaust, water rough??

We have a RRP pipe and water box. With a couple elbows in the pipe you can get it high enough in the hull that water would have a hard time back-flowing into the engine. Several seasons on this setup and never had an issue. This is the best pic I could find.

I bought a couple extra ones and took the grinder to them. I was able to make a wrench shape that works great.

I really wish 40 years ago I'd have learned to weld and fab stuff. But I'm pretty good with a hack saw and a drill.

Maybe this??? Not right, but you could adapt it to fit. https://www.easternmarine.com/shoreland-r-winch-stand-assembly-sk0004-00

Sounds good, glad you found it.

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So where does the line coming out of the bottom of the chamber go now? I’ve never used a pipe that goes forward, but I assume everything would work the same. I would hook everything up according to the diagram above. Does that new fitting on the new stinger have a jet in it?

It's hard to know from the photos, but it kind of looks like another cooling line is going thru the pipe. You said only one cooling line going to bottom of the manifold? Is that right? Does the pump have duel cooling lines coming inside the hull? One to the manifold, and another one for...

Yes, that's correct. Maybe post up some photos of your pipe so we can see the outlets.

I found this on-line when I was building our ski, I don't know who made the diagram.

I have a set of Yamaha 44 carbs (no manifold) from a 760 Venture if your interested. Been sitting for a couple years but it ran fine when ski parted out (hole in hull).

Make sure you seal up the two factory holes in the bulkhead, reseal all hull inserts and both ends of the waterlines and shaft tube.