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Originally Posted by SONIC

What's the cost on the WM kit vs custom bags?
My last boat I just measured the space and had custom FlyHigh sacks built to fill every inch of space about 1500 lbs on one side and 1300 on the other.
850 for both if memory serves.

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Not much more for customs. Maybe 25% more?


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I thought white trailer (especially) would be easier to keep clean?? vs. black? what am i missing??

we have had 2 black, 1 white and 1 orange trailer. the orange was the easiest. 5 years and I don't recall ever really "cleaning" it. first black was from metacraft in slc and trailer was $hit. chipped/rusting and overall garbage after the first season so not a good testament.
our last trailer was white and it was pretty easy to keep clean. current boat is on black and trailer was pretty dirty coming from MN to NV but after I detailed it, we have not really spent any major time cleaning it. I can tell the white would be a tad easier but this one isn't bad. couple wipes down it and looks good.

I think dakota's grey trailer would be a breeze to keep clean. maybe he'll chime in but that grey looks like it would be super easy to hide dirt and waterspots..

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I sure am gonna miss that MAX wave!!

Let's hope the new mojo is as a good!

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I sure am gonna miss that MAX wave!!

Let's hope the new mojo is as a good!

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I wouldn't worry. Even my '15 Mojo had a great wave and this new one looks like its a deeper hull, more freeboard, and with the new 1:1.75 tranny and extra torque, new prop, you should be able to stack it with even more ballast than I did on my '15 Mojo. Based on my great experience with the '15, and the improvements for the '21, the new wave should be a monster if set up right.

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we have had 2 black, 1 white and 1 orange trailer. the orange was the easiest. 5 years and I don't recall ever really "cleaning" it. first black was from metacraft in slc and trailer was $hit. chipped/rusting and overall garbage after the first season so not a good testament.
our last trailer was white and it was pretty easy to keep clean. current boat is on black and trailer was pretty dirty coming from MN to NV but after I detailed it, we have not really spent any major time cleaning it. I can tell the white would be a tad easier but this one isn't bad. couple wipes down it and looks good.

I think dakota's grey trailer would be a breeze to keep clean. maybe he'll chime in but that grey looks like it would be super easy to hide dirt and waterspots..

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Indeed both the boat and trailer wear dirt very well!


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