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Its all about the surf!
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- Oceanside, CA
Waveracer, How do you know if your 750 sxi runs perfect if the prop is frozen in the pump housing?
I Got My Skis!!!! Yay!!!! Help Me Please!!!!!!!
- Thread starter waveracer
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Waveracer, How do you know if your 750 sxi runs perfect if the prop is frozen in the pump housing?
Use a vice to hold one end of the shaft and try to spin it and see how bad it's hitting. Break out the dremel sanding wheel and go at it. You should be able to make it rideable till you replace the impeller housing. Once you get it free a little you can spray paint the housing lightly and spin to see where you are hitting and sand accordingly
Boris
The Good Old Days
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- The surf-less coast
With all due respect we must agree to disagree. :01:
With the help of this forum and the search feature I was able to install my REVs quite easily. I read all I could on the subject as any question I had was already answered in depth. First time playing with glass and it was easy.
This is a great place to start
http://www.x-h2o.com/threads/1357
The FAQ section on this site is the best thing since sliced bread.
:Banane35:
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- Melbourne, FL
Not trying to be an ass, but if you are not willing to read and read and read about the subjects you wish to gain knowledge about, then you are in for some hard times. There are several easy to read how-to's on footholds. You have to be willing to put in your fair share of work before expecting others to spoon feed it to you. DO THE WORK. Read until you know so much about footholds that you feel like you've already installed some. READ READ READ
waveracer
need4speed
yea im willing to read but I'd rather read about something important like how to get this prop out before something like footholds because I don't even need them yet. Someone said to get used to riding without anything before I get them since I've never ridden one before and won't be doing anything stupid too soon (maybe next week)
:beerchug:I'd rather spend my time working on the skis then reading! lol BUT yes I do understand your point
Mouthfulloflake
ISJWTA member #2
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- NW Arkansas
you can read about how to remove the impeller too.
there are even a few threads with pictures.
search.
there are even a few threads with pictures.
search.
thrllskr
Converted Coucher
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- Hoboken, NJ
Regardless of what footholds you plan to install, prepare to spend a good amount of time cutting out the storage compartments inside the side wells before installing. It added a good 2 hours to the install mine - getting in there with every possible grinding tool and saw trying to get them out.
If you are talking about holds in the 750
I have a thread on adding WD REV footholds to my 750sx
My kid rides it now and I have a SJ SN, but I plan to put WD's into it this winter:fing02:
:hail:REVs Rule!:notworthy:
http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=98287
I have a thread on adding WD REV footholds to my 750sx
My kid rides it now and I have a SJ SN, but I plan to put WD's into it this winter:fing02:
:hail:REVs Rule!:notworthy:
http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=98287
waveracer
need4speed
wow looks nice but thats deffinately too much work for me, I need new turf then im just going to get some straps.
hermanns
poor
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- gainesville, fl
If thats too much work then maybe jetskiing isn't for you lol. A boat isn't like a car, they break a lot more often and are harder to maintain, well at least in my case
waveracer
need4speed
you see how many months it took him to do that? I don't have th patience for that or the time... I don't mind fixing things but im not going to spend that much time on something like a foot strap, im more go than show
Boris
The Good Old Days
- Location
- The surf-less coast
You don't have much patience, do you ?
hermanns
poor
- Location
- gainesville, fl
Dude, it took me less than 3 days to install those same holds, less than 10 hours total, could have done it in 1 day, but had to wait for glass to dry. I worked like 4-5 hours on them 1st day, 1 1/2 on the second and another hour or 2 on the third and was finished. I'm not sure how old you are, but that mentality won't get you very far in life.
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- St. Louis
thrllskr
Converted Coucher
- Location
- Hoboken, NJ
Footholds aren't about show - they serve a purpose. Mine took a day to install, but I had help from another rider who knew what he was doing.
As for your question above, once you take out the storage compartments, you lose the fire extinguisher holder. Oops, sorry officer, my ski doesn't have a place to put a fire extinguisher. And what do you mean flag - what kind of flag?
WFO Speedracer
A lifetime ban is like a lifetime warranty !
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- Alabama
Guys stop harassing this guy because he dosen't have footholds,he probably has no need for them at this point anyway.Try and remember some of the questions that you asked when you first started riding standups.Now go back and take a look at some of your posts here,is that really the way to help a new guy out? Less criticism and more helpfull comments. If your bolt heads are being a problem you can replace them with allen head bolts that you should be able to get at Lowes or Home Depot.The thread size is 6mm and you take one of your with you to match up the length.Now you see how easy that was?
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