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Awesome!
I have to thank Joe and Susan at SeaDek again for all their help.
Pulling off my 11 year old swim pad was horrible to say the least but I think it came out pretty damn good!!
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Looks awesome. Great job!
Joe is a great guy! Helped me with both boats (my 2013 pad arrives Tuesday!)
Those trailer pads are a great addition
Nice job, looks great.
Looks great, love the trailer pads.
Have to agree with the trailor pads, nice touch!
Trailer pads look great!
Man that does look sharp. Great, I see yet another upgrade in my future...
BergQuote:
Originally Posted by bergermaister
you are just a good polish and some new SeaDek pads away from a new boat
Sweet color combo. Love the trailer stuff too.
It looks superb. Have you had the chance to try it out yet in the water?
Took it up last Sunday in 105 degree heat, our local lake sucks @$$ as it has too much wind exposure and only one little cove -- I cruise into the cove and what do I see... about 60 boats...but wait!! they are all just kinda hanging out. I tell my buddy to grab my board down, I go to set my Perfect Pass to 22 and try it out (don't know why, I never try it out before jumping in the water) and the damn thing wont grab. Oh well, I tell my buddy he is gonna have to wear his glasses (he's old) and we will go old school, no PP.Quote:
Originally Posted by flaswaliba
By that time I look up and what do I see, not one, but two separate boats putting (again) not one, but two each putting tubes out. WTF, why cant these idiots go tubing out in the crappy water and not eff up the only good water on the lake? Oh well, time to man up and board anyway, then we notice the PP wasn't working because there is something wrong with the throttle!!! I'm heading out to Bullard's Bar or Shasta next time!!!
But the SeaDek pad did look good!!!!!!