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Unread 04-08-2011, 05:24 AM
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Default wakeboard tower ?

Well i looked around on the sight and could not seem to find the pictures of the wakeboard tower, can any one send me a picture to [email protected] If i keep think i definatley need one of them.

For bgreene---sent you some more pics, the plywood is the mount for the trolling motor has a wired control for it up front, motor is original motor, hull and transom are solid as can be, not sure on compression i could get but i a m sure it will be good.
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Here's the ski-post they're talking about...I had it on my '74 and the 21...it worked well for years for wake-boards and tubes...I liked it because it was removable when it was fishin' time...


http://www.overtons.com/modperl/prod...n&merchID=4005

You can barely see it in the photo below...it mounted higher in the 21 because I was able to base it on the front wall of the splashwell...mount it the higher the better...
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Thanks for the picture and the link, do them things just bolt to the fiberglass, no problme cracking from all the pulling?
Thanks again!
George
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Also i noticed on the web site says not reccomended for inflatables? Do you use yours for that? Is it becasue more pressure on it?
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Also i noticed on the web site says not reccomended for inflatables? Do you use yours for that? Is it becasue more pressure on it?
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Geo, I used mine for towing an inflatable w/no problems...and we put it thru some pretty good trials!!...I will qualify that by saying we only had a round disc shaped inflatable that really didn't produce much drag...

As far as mounting...two of the rear mounts go THRU the transom and are pretty heavy-duty...the pylon itself thru-bolts to the floor or in the case of the 21, thru-bolted to the top of the front splashwell wall...it had a 5-bolt pattern which only allowed for 4 bolts to attach, but we never had any problems...

The biggest strain we put on it was trying to get some pretty big guys outta the water who didn't know how to wakeboard...some made it, some didn't...either way, there was a LOT of pull on that thing and it never faltered...

I found some pics...this in the 21...





Hope these help...we really worked this thing...my next boat will have another one just like it...
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Thanks a bunch for the pictures, there worth a thousand words!
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