makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
any chance there will be one that would fit in a Toyota shortbed? I know my ski will be hanging off of the tailgate a little. if you need to test a prototype one for a little Tacoma I would be happy to be your lab rat
Other Ski's in Truck Bed
- Thread starter Riding The Right Way
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- Largo, Fl
You really shouldnt need to disconnect as long as your stereo is off.
But if you are feeling the need you can look for high amperage disconnects.
This circuit breaker has a manual disconnect.
http://stingerelectronics.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=621&CategoryID=2
Finally got around to finishing up my bed set up.
I have a good trailer, but it also holds the wife's FX1100 HO.. She doesn't ride near as much as me, and my trailer resides in the back of my 3 car tandem garage (kind of a pain to get in and out.
I thought this would be cool for when it's just me solo... It takes less than 2 minutes to hook into the bed.
Pretty simple.. Laid 2 unistrut channels in the bed, had them Line-x'd so they would match my bed.
Took a sheet of plywood, coated it with a crapload of epoxy, then carpeted the bottom and turfed the tops and sides.
Picked up the speed knobs to bolt it down to the stainless spring loaded nuts in the unistrut (stainless spring nuts are stupid expensive! at least from McMasters)
The metal for the bow stop is just a cut down powder coated fence post from Home Depot, think it was like $10
I had a winch for an ATV that I never installed before I sold it, So I wired it to a quick connect mounted in the back of the bed.
Probably didn't really need the winch..... But it's kinda fun lol.
Loading/unloading is ridiculously easy
The rest is obviously just pvc.. The support legs in the middle fold up tight for transport.
I'm pretty happy with it.
I have a good trailer, but it also holds the wife's FX1100 HO.. She doesn't ride near as much as me, and my trailer resides in the back of my 3 car tandem garage (kind of a pain to get in and out.
I thought this would be cool for when it's just me solo... It takes less than 2 minutes to hook into the bed.
Pretty simple.. Laid 2 unistrut channels in the bed, had them Line-x'd so they would match my bed.
Took a sheet of plywood, coated it with a crapload of epoxy, then carpeted the bottom and turfed the tops and sides.
Picked up the speed knobs to bolt it down to the stainless spring loaded nuts in the unistrut (stainless spring nuts are stupid expensive! at least from McMasters)
The metal for the bow stop is just a cut down powder coated fence post from Home Depot, think it was like $10
I had a winch for an ATV that I never installed before I sold it, So I wired it to a quick connect mounted in the back of the bed.
Probably didn't really need the winch..... But it's kinda fun lol.
Loading/unloading is ridiculously easy
The rest is obviously just pvc.. The support legs in the middle fold up tight for transport.
I'm pretty happy with it.
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