- Location
- Candlewood Lake
A pvc stand with carpet works too. I used a 3/8" rod along the bottom too, so the legs don't go out or in.
Stupid question: can I moor my new Superjet?
- Thread starter SuperjetSam
- Start date
- Location
- Fort Worth
Seems like it would float away when not in use.
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Its all about the surf!
- Location
- Oceanside, CA
I’m just thinking out loud here, but because I ride 99% salt water, I would think that other than the obvious sink hazard, that corrosion would be your #1 enemy. Even fresh water has corrosive properties so leaving a ski in the water for extended periods of time isn’t a good idea. The bolts in the pump and hull inserts which have had extended water exposure can freeze up and worst case scenario can break in the hull inserts when they need to be removed. Believe me, you don’t want to go there. If you plan on any type of long term storage (long term being defined as longer than a week end) then I would go with one of the floating docks that have already been suggested
- Location
- Candlewood Lake
Pvc fills with water and the threaded metal rods add a little weight. I give it a little push into the sand too, no issues yet. Just a cheap alternative until I bite the bullet for a jet lift.
- Location
- upstate new York
This. I never turn my back to my ski while it's in the water.
Even with a completely stock ski. It's like putting a paper cup in a bathtub with an overly excited child splashing around and expecting it to stay upright and floating. I wouldn't risk it, that bitch WILL sink.
Mark44
Katie's Boss
- Location
- 100% one place
Turf work better than carpet. skis will stick to turf ski can slide off carpet if waves hit it.