I agree with all the above except the screens to me are very easy to navigate, especially compared to the Nautique screen. I only used it for a few minutes and it was very user friendly in my opinion.
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I agree with all the above except the screens to me are very easy to navigate, especially compared to the Nautique screen. I only used it for a few minutes and it was very user friendly in my opinion.
This goes for the 2018 and 2019. The bimini cover on these new towers is such a pain in the ass to put on!! Don't get me wrong I love the bimini with the additional coverage and the surf pockets. I also love the fact that the tower is power and folds down behind the windshield. But that bimini top cover is such a pain in the ass to put on. It is now a 2 person job, especially after 12 or more adult beverages and with windy conditions. If anyone has tips or tricks or a video of putting it on, I would love to see it. My wife and I struggled for 40 minutes trying to get it on yesterday after our 1st trip out on the SL.
I only have about 2" of depth to work with on my XLV, but I fabbed up an over engine tray on mine years ago. used 1/4" HDPE, some stainless screws and a couple aluminum angle's... Took maybe an evening of work and about $70 for the materials.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
https://forum.moomba.com/showthread....647#post296647
And yes, it warms up pizza and burritos nicely!
Don't put it on. I bought bungees for mine. Just bungee the arms on the bimini so that they do not flip open and hit dash or windshield. Lower tower and put cover on. DONE!Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospersigman
Care to snap a couple photos of how you are doing this? We are getting ours Friday and its something I am concerned about as well. On the Mojo, I just bundled the bimini up with a bungee to the tower and called it good, never had an issue. I don't tow so it was just for going under a train bridge and on the lift.Quote:
Originally Posted by DatTexasBoy
Wish I would have know that before it tore a 2" gash in my dash yesterday...M---F'R I am not happy!!! After trying to put the cover on the bimini I said F...it and lower the tower...bam right off the mirror right into the red accent on my upper right part of the dash. Tore it up and rolled it back about 1.5" -2".Quote:
Originally Posted by DatTexasBoy
I am hopeful that the upper part of the dash can come off and I can replace it or even have it painted gloss black or red to match.
Any ideas if that upper part comes off?
I do not. Get with Dealer as I know they have had this issue before with a few customers. Hopefully they will work with you on it.
Will do. Might be a few days for me to get to it but I will.Quote:
Originally Posted by KnoxMojo
I can do cover and Bimini in about 5 min. Release back, slide in, release front fold back, throw cover over to tuck front under the tower bar zip two long rear zippers, the two small side zippers.
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Kind of an "old" thread to bring back up. Back on page 45 there was talk of why not the 1.76 gearing on the 2019 Supra's. Well yesterday on the FB page it was confirmed a change to the SE450 which will now include the 1.76. But Not the SL or SA.
Having ordered an SL prior to the release date assuming that a 1.76 was a given(based on the Makai and other reasons) it was disappointing to see the Supra's not get the 1.76. when the 2019 info was released
Even more disappointing now to hear the SE gets it but not the SL/SA.
Its the exact same housing with different internals. 16'' prop fits the SE SL and SA with no issues at all so I can't see what the problem is.
I'm sure I'll be happy with SL either way but it seems very clear that the boat will be so much better with a 1.76 ratio and a 16'' prop.
The 1.76 bolts straight-in(6 bolts) no other changes required.... Frustrated!