ATS_Aaron
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- Shady Shores, TX
We are planning a trip to Broken Bow Lake in Oklahoma this summer. I am planning on taking our Sea Ray and (at least) two Superjets. The lake is pretty large and I'm sure we'd like to cover a few parts of it, riding the stand-up across the lake is tiring and uses a bunch of gas. What would be the best way to tow them behind the boat?
In the couch world there are horror stories about how towing above a certain miles per hour actually pressurizes the pump and forces water through the cooling system, eventually filling the pipe and engine with water.
The Sea Ray 185 Sport has a fiberglass swim platform on the back that sits just a few inches above water when sitting still..but when moving the boat is higher in the water. But we won't be going 40mph, probably 25 max.
I am thinking of turfing the swim platform and then tying the two Superjets on backwards with the ride plates actually sitting on the swim platform.
Anyone ever done this? Wish I has seen that sweet aircraft carrier style deck boat before I plopped down the money for this Sea Ray.....
Aaron
In the couch world there are horror stories about how towing above a certain miles per hour actually pressurizes the pump and forces water through the cooling system, eventually filling the pipe and engine with water.
The Sea Ray 185 Sport has a fiberglass swim platform on the back that sits just a few inches above water when sitting still..but when moving the boat is higher in the water. But we won't be going 40mph, probably 25 max.
I am thinking of turfing the swim platform and then tying the two Superjets on backwards with the ride plates actually sitting on the swim platform.
Anyone ever done this? Wish I has seen that sweet aircraft carrier style deck boat before I plopped down the money for this Sea Ray.....
Aaron