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- Delray Beach, FL
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OCD Solutions
Original, Clean and Dependable Solutions
- Location
- Rentz, GA
Melted pool noodles?
- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
Im fairly certain its coming from the open tray area into the engine compartment via an opening near the midshaft. I never used pole noodles.
Yami-Rider
TigerCraft FV-PRO
- Location
- Texoma
Glue of some sort? That bigger one looks like it has a fiberglass weave pattern on it.
- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
- Location
- Annapolis, MD
yummy beef jerky jetski machine!
- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
The entire engine bay is black. These pieces are dark purple. So they must be swishing around in the hollow tray then coming out of the hole( in the bulk head). There are 2 holes, 1 on each side of mid shaft, one opening is about 1 1/2" other 1". The 1" side has a versi plug, the other has no exit. Emailed Tony Tigercraft and he told me it must be 2 part foam breaking away when previous owner spilled some fuel in the hull, and i may want to seal off the holes in the bulk head.
So i could do that and/or add a second micro drain on the other side..
So i could do that and/or add a second micro drain on the other side..
That's what it is. 2part foam. Had same thing happen on my ski after fuel spill.
- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
Would you seal holes or just add second ball drain ?
- Location
- South Florida
It's a surf ski. Seal the bulkhead and put in bilge pumps! Leave a small drain for just the tray in the rear.
- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
Has bilge pump, and 1 drain already. Ill add a micro drain under the tail pipe next
- Location
- South Florida
Perfect. Seal that bulkhead then!
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- Southern New Jersey
Oliver,like I told you in the emails you have sent it appears to be poly foam that we use for flotation,since your hull has 2 holes in the bulkhead we did not drill. It must have gotten wet with fuel and small chunks are falling out from breaking down get a piece of screen or a faucet screen and cover the holes or seal them completely.
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- Location
- Delray Beach, FL
Yeah I started the thread before emailing. I'll seal it before Daytona, for now I'll add the micro drain under the tail pipe. So happy with the ski though. I'll be popping my back flip cherry before Daytona on it
Thanks for a great product Tony
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- Location
- South Florida
If it has polystyrene foam in it then you should be just fine with putting screens on it. I recommended sealing it for better floatation in case the ski was swamped with water but that is irrelevant if it has foam.