Has anyone added the walk through like the 2020 Max? I was thinking about adding to my 2019 instead of buying a 2020. I feel thats all I like more about the 2020.
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Has anyone added the walk through like the 2020 Max? I was thinking about adding to my 2019 instead of buying a 2020. I feel thats all I like more about the 2020.
Thanks
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I think you would enjoy the new transmission ratio as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockymtnsurfer
The walk over isn’t a big deal. And it’s a kneecap crusher.
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It would be easy enough to add just some HDPE or fiberglass and a strip of gatorstep.
You'd need to reupholster the cushion as well.
Your dealer may be able to order you the cushion with the step but they would have to trick skiiers into it as I doubt they would allow it since they want you to buy a new boat.
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Originally Posted by dakota4ce
Is it a big difference? Ratio that is.
Good idea and good point! mmmmmm this is a tricky debate. Been looking at the 2020 hard, so now I have a lot to think about. I do like the new 2021 screen, so my thought was to maybe wait till next season and pic that one up. I like buying year old stuff...Thanks for your commentsQuote:
Originally Posted by SONIC
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To me it is. You run a much longer prop and they run so smooth.Quote:
Originally Posted by rockymtnsurfer
I have a 16 x 15 on my 450.
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How do you like that prop compared to the others you have run with your 450s? Any "Gel Burn"?Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
Just curious, what crushes the knee caps? Is something raised on the back hatch on top of the gator step? I have not been on a MAX.Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
I thought the walk through was the strip on the back engine hatch and the section on the back seat.
I'm with MJH on this as what impacts the knees other than the max being so tall that you have to use knees to get up on the sundeck.Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
atx not having a walkover was one of the big reasons we didn't ink on that boat in 2020. our first supra didn't have(wasn't a thing back then), last 3 did and we wouldn't buy without it. saves on vinyl.
to the OP- the MB we shopped in phx had walkthru on the back sundeck but not the rear seat. speaking with the dealer, they had several customers that they ordered the nautty seat step and had a local upholstery shop install it. said it was only a couple hundred and would do it for us if we ordered new. sure rear sundeck is same theory.
I put a thin little protective plate on the boat to protect from burn. This was the exact propeller I used on my SL. With the exact same drivetrain. I love the way it runs.Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
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It’s the edges of the gator step. When you are maneuvering around passing a board off to someone helping a kid down the platform, whatever I have a tendency to catch the edge of my knees on the edge of the gator step and it is a hard edge. Same could be said for the step pad on the rear seat. Certainly not saying it’s a showstopper, just saying it’s a little bit annoying, and for me the small benefits of the walk-through I sort of mitigated a little bit by the fact that I bang my knees on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJHSupra
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Explained above. I guess maybe I haven’t kept a boat long enough to wear out vinyl from stepping on seats with bare feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by sandm
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Is prop clearance tighter on moomba than Supra?Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
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Just a titch......maybe 0.25”.Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
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Do you have a picture of this plate? How is it attached? Did you have a 16 or 16.5 tall on your Makai 450?Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
16x15Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
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Attached with 5200 and a few dinky little screws to hold it until the 5200 dries.Quote:
Originally Posted by TXSurf4
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I wouldn't say that the vinyl "wears out" but more to keep it in better shape/clean. we kept our first 2 boats over 5 years each so a little bit of protection keeps the vinyl in better shape to sell. we did notice from the supra w/o walkover to the next boat with, cleaning was easier each trip as the sundeck was cleaner on the boat with walkthru. if we traded every few years likely wouldn't care.Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
most of the posts I see over the last 13 years of guys redoing interiors seems that seat edges and sundecks are the first to show major use.
And what is this Nautty Seat Step of which you speak? A quick google search only reveals disciplinary techniques..lolQuote:
Originally Posted by sandm
Thank you all.....think I am going to wait for a 2021
Give me a jingle in one year LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by rockymtnsurfer
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that's funny..... but likely true :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dakota4ce
what happens on a boat in vegas is never spoken about again :) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Guppydriver
Couldn’t find the nauti step, but I think it was something like these. I could be wrong.
https://www.tidalwake.com/product/seat-step/
https://seatsaver.com/
You can get a custom made mat made at gatorstep.
With moomba and Supras all gatorstep, you should be able to perfectly match your boat.
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the mb dealer is a nautique dealer so they order the center rear step from nautique and install it in mb's. hence the term nautty....Quote:
Originally Posted by mgswake
I am going to get a matching gator step mat made. At the dock, we board the boat on the starboard bow and step on that cushion.
I do like that the SA has the reversible gatorstep filler cushion, but it’s a wide step to get to that filler step, a weighted mat on the cushion will be nice.
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