Do's and Don't's

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Originally Posted by PitBullAZ

Awesome instructions on docking! Any chance you know of some youtube videos that demonstrate the techniques you've described?

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Tips: Docking - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Px6AkkKHb4

Kirby's School of Wake Boat Driving Tips
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsrbyOjJXhs

Kirby's School of Wake Boat Driving with NASCAR Ned
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWZKJwXvdh8

Have a dive mask or goggles and a serrated knife stowed away in case you run over your tow rope & need to cut it off.


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Don't feel rushed at the ramp. As long as you enter line at ramp prepared most boaters will be very understanding if it takes you a little longer to launch or load we have all been there. Rushed usually means mistakes will be made.

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Inboards love to swing their ass into the dock when you pull away. Always turn away from the dock and then back towards it to pull the ass away.

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Originally Posted by wolfeman131

Have a dive mask or goggles and a serrated knife stowed away in case you run over your tow rope & need to cut it off.


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Dan – I fastened stainless steel pliers to a two-foot section of nylon rope. At the other end of the nylon rope I fashioned a lariat that adjusts to fit securely around my wrist. A safety box cutter with stainless steel blade slides freely up and down the rope. Lariat keeps the pliers and safety knife from dropping to the bottom of the lake when I find myself under the boat. Goggles are helpful for a clearer view of the underwater situation. PM me your address and I will send you one of these tools and a set of goggles, along with a Momba logo t-shirt (just need your size). Welcome to the Moomba family! - Deerfield

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Originally Posted by deerfield

Dan – I fastened stainless steel pliers to a two-foot section of nylon rope. At the other end of the nylon rope I fashioned a lariat that adjusts to fit securely around my wrist. A safety box cutter with stainless steel blade slides freely up and down the rope. Lariat keeps the pliers and safety knife from dropping to the bottom of the lake when I find myself under the boat. Goggles are helpful for a clearer view of the underwater situation. PM me your address and I will send you one of these tools and a set of goggles, along with a Momba logo t-shirt (just need your size). Welcome to the Moomba family! - Deerfield

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Wow, wow, wow....I never got this Moomba welcome basket? [emoji4]


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Originally Posted by deerfield

Dan – I fastened stainless steel pliers to a two-foot section of nylon rope. At the other end of the nylon rope I fashioned a lariat that adjusts to fit securely around my wrist. A safety box cutter with stainless steel blade slides freely up and down the rope. Lariat keeps the pliers and safety knife from dropping to the bottom of the lake when I find myself under the boat. Goggles are helpful for a clearer view of the underwater situation. PM me your address and I will send you one of these tools and a set of goggles, along with a Momba logo t-shirt (just need your size). Welcome to the Moomba family! - Deerfield

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Awesome, will do. And thanks!

Picked her up today. Better than I expected. Attachment 25436
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Good looking boat!! Nice colors


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Love it

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