Jet ski in truck bed
- Thread starter Parkersxr
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N3vrSat1sfied
Military Member
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
check out this thread: http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/skis-in-truck-bed.90572/
think there is a couple similar ideas in there.
think there is a couple similar ideas in there.
MattyIce26
Matt S.
- Location
- Lockport, IL.
I've created one for my old Ranger and made a new one for my tacoma using the same idea. It wasn't to difficult to do and it works great. Here's a link to my design and others.
http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=252526&page=2
http://www.pwctoday.com/showthread.php?t=252526&page=2
I can understand your concern for storage space . Fortunately enough I don't have that issue . And as for it being in the bed during summer time in not to worried about it . Plus being able to do 75 down the highway and not having to worry about trailer tires regestration etc . I think it's in my best interest and fits me best to have one of these . I hope I answered it question as to why I don't want to get a trailer
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- Location
- La Crosse, WI on the BIG River
in short, he lives in Cali and trailers only go 55mph!
Is there a reason you don't just bumper the truck? I do it with my Suburban when I tow my boat and want to to bring the SXR with.
Is there a reason you don't just bumper the truck? I do it with my Suburban when I tow my boat and want to to bring the SXR with.
849tigerbotkv1
formerly ihate5mphzone
- Location
- where i can ride 2stroke
Me id rather have my high dollars ski on the bed of my truck than on the trailer on any day , theirs a lot of s tupid drivers around and i dont want them crashing into my ski
I agree I mean I only got a Sxr but still ahot wasn't free!
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- Location
- La Crosse, WI on the BIG River
Bumper: to back the vehicle into the water far enough, so that the bumper is at water level.
Some have said: "I don't want to put my vehicle in salt water." You rinse your ski off when you get off the water don't you? Just spray the truck off.
I live in Wisconsin, we have salt water here 5 months a year all over the roads, so that's no excuse to me
Some have said: "I don't want to put my vehicle in salt water." You rinse your ski off when you get off the water don't you? Just spray the truck off.
I live in Wisconsin, we have salt water here 5 months a year all over the roads, so that's no excuse to me
849tigerbotkv1
formerly ihate5mphzone
- Location
- where i can ride 2stroke
This is how i do it if i go to a lake or river with launch ramp but if i go somewhere without launch ramp i just bring a friend with meBumper: to back the vehicle into the water far enough, so that the bumper is at water level.
Some have said: "I don't want to put my vehicle in salt water." You rinse your ski off when you get off the water don't you? Just spray the truck off.
I live in Wisconsin, we have salt water here 5 months a year all over the roads, so that's no excuse to me
I hear thatThis is how i do it if i go to a lake or river with launch ramp but if i go somewhere without launch ramp i just bring a friend with me
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