how long does a ski take to burn?

[Idok]

Take the foam out and make it a fish habitat in a really deep lake.

I say reef it as well



now, old engines? they go straight to atlantis!

 

[junkyardj]

i guess Droc was right............JK bring it over and ill get you set up xoxoxox

 

[snowxr]

Want that tank to blow up? Hmm, 1 gallon of gas in the tank, and a ping pong ball filled with crystal Drain-o (cut a hole- fill with crystals- tape hole shut with electrical tape). drop the ball in the tank, and stand back, WAY BACK. You have 10-20min for the tape to let go, and BOOM!!!

 

[agua]

why would you wanna burn your ski? what is it?

 

[FlightPlanDan]

This vid was posted b4....but I thought it might be appropriate now......

 

[augustaf]

Did the ski in question disappoint you somehow?

 

[DirtyJ]

YouTube - Lighting Up A Seadoo shooting ak-47 AR-15 mac-10 at a seadoo

This vid was posted b4....but I thought it might be appropriate now......

That ski got the viking funeral, RIP:shooter3:

 

[FlightPlanDan]

just wondering... like say 20-30 litres of premixed gas poured over it.. how long would it take to burn?

just wondering if the fire fighters would respond to the call before its completely destroyed.....

Where's "Wolf Child" when you need him....this is his moment!.....

If you really want your ski to suffer; a longer, more agonizing death is a "part-out".

Just a thought..

 

[snowxr]

He wants the ski to suffer, not himself.

 

[wsuwrhr]

im thinking maybe leave the gas tank full too:rocketwhore:

Off the record, if you just happened to be working on this ski in my living room and your ski caught on fire, I would only act like I was mad at you.

Brian

 

[wsuwrhr]

Saw-all and chainsaw are my weapon of choice. The previous owners of our house left their ratty couch. The garage service would not take unless it would fit in a garbage can. I made it fit in just three cans :mischievous:

Things like that just go for a ride......

 

[tbaer]

YouTube - Lighting Up A Seadoo shooting ak-47 AR-15 mac-10 at a seadoo

This vid was posted b4....but I thought it might be appropriate now......

you could do this but you would have to find tracer rounds and they are hard to come by. the only reason that thing cuaght fire is because of the tracer rounds. we caught a rifle range on fire on paris island while firing with tracer rounds at night.

 

[steve-uk]

Just put it on craigslist someone will come pick the thing up.

after its burnt out ..... :dance:

 

[steve-uk]

Did the ski in question disappoint you somehow?

yes..... it did....

problem started last weekend...

so hit the start button and you can hear the bendix spinning away...

suspected bad bendix.... possible bad battery

fitted new bendix and battery last night.. same problem....

maybe the relay.. swapped it out.. still not firing.. take the plugs out and it will turn over no issue...

checked the ground.. all good

so starter.... new starter... same issue :261:

just happened to have the coupler cover off (in a REV hull its easier to get the battery in and out)... suddenly noticed the coupler doesnt appear to be spinning... sort of rocking back and forward fast... so it looks like its spinning .. again :261: something is spinning....

so for the five millionth time .. tank out.... flywheel cover off... crank it over and watch the bendix... spinning like a whore on crack.... can also see the gears on the flywheel spinning away...

then notice the flywheel isnt.... freaking ring gear is spinning on the flywheel (MSD Lightened flywheel)

:slap:

all the $$ spent on everything that wasnt the issue could have paid for a new flywheel

two weeks before Virginia beach and im left with 4 options

1. Stock Flywheel..... :fart:
2. Total Loss.....:bigeyes:

3. Take my chances on a flea bay lightened flywheel deal :fart:
4. Brand new TBM.... $600 plus roll the dice on it getting the Canada before we leave......

:Thinkingof_:

 

[wsuwrhr]

Could easily pin or mechanically affix the ring gear to the flywheel

yes..... it did....




problem started last weekend...

so hit the start button and you can hear the bendix spinning away...

suspected bad bendix.... possible bad battery

fitted new bendix and battery last night.. same problem....

maybe the relay.. swapped it out.. still not firing.. take the plugs out and it will turn over no issue...

checked the ground.. all good

so starter.... new starter... same issue :261:

just happened to have the coupler cover off (in a REV hull its easier to get the battery in and out)... suddenly noticed the coupler doesnt appear to be spinning... sort of rocking back and forward fast... so it looks like its spinning .. again :261: something is spinning....

so for the five millionth time .. tank out.... flywheel cover off... crank it over and watch the bendix... spinning like a whore on crack.... can also see the gears on the flywheel spinning away...

then notice the flywheel isnt.... freaking ring gear is spinning on the flywheel (MSD Lightened flywheel)

:slap:

all the $$ spent on everything that wasnt the issue could have paid for a new flywheel

two weeks before Virginia beach and im left with 4 options

1. Stock Flywheel..... :fart:
2. Total Loss.....:bigeyes:

3. Take my chances on a flea bay lightened flywheel deal :fart:
4. Brand new TBM.... $600 plus roll the dice on it getting the Canada before we leave......

:Thinkingof_:

 

[steve-uk]

been suggested... but concerned about balancing and longevity

 

[cattledog]

hey steve i think doug has a lighnted stock flywheel

 

[wsuwrhr]

been suggested... but concerned about balancing and longevity

Longevity? Its fu cking broken right now. Laughs.

You want it to last longer than that?

Balancing? The COULD be an issue.

Brian

 

[steve-uk]

i was round at dougs when we discovered the problem, id like an aftermarket flywheel, worst case i can get doug to lighten my stock flywheel... worst worst case i can throw the stock flywheel in for VB

 

[snowxr]

Take the flywheel to a machinist with a dividing head. If drilled and pinned properly the balance will be extremely close.