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I can't believe this hasn't been removed yet. Thanks for sharing! Definitely going to show the wife when I get home. New boat may be in our future. :cool:

Hope you've been relieved. :D

RT said mid-60's. Practically free. :cool:

Awesome pics and love seeing young families out on the water having fun! So much better than sitting inside playing video games or being on the cell phone.

I thought this when I first bought my Craz as well. However, I think they do it because of the capacity rating. For a Craz it's as follows:

16 people and 2,400 #'s
That comes out to 150 #'s per...

Smart man!

This. The 700# hard tank is also referred to as the center tank. It's under the floor to the left of the driver's seat. You can see it if you open the access panel there.

Edit - At least that's...

I agree. I know my boys have turned the wheel while I was cleaning the back of the boat and I noticed there was a bit of play.

Sorry to hear. Glad everyone is okay and it's fixable. Hopefully the shop can get it turned around quickly.

Have you ever put the dogs in the water with those on? Curious how they do with them.

This was good for a morning laugh!

I'm changing my hair color pronto...I have no interest in a brown boat!

Congrats on the purchase. Looks awesome!

But drying off with or laying on these towels will make it all worth it...:cool:

Thanks again for putting it together and congrats on the baby!

Congrats...Looks awesome!!!

I agree.

I was thinking about scenarios with everyday driving. Insurance companies could look at your rotors/pads, tire wear, and vehicle maintenance and say, sorry, we're not covering you...

I might run it past my carrier. I understand what you're saying, but I would think this would be much more "common knowledge" then and the manufacturer's couldn't get away with their towing capacity...

It would be nice to know if anyone has ever run this past their insurance carrier.

I would think it would only come into play if you're at fault and the alleged reason for the accident is the fact...

It is annoying that I went with the "Max Trailering Package", yet the hitch clearly says 5,000.

We all know that 1/2 tons are capable of towing most wakeboats, but when it comes to the truck's specified towing capacity and potential insurance claims, information certainly seems to be lacking. ...

I don't have an answer, so I should probably refrain from posting. However, I can't resist.

I think the majority of wakeboats are towed with 1/2 ton's. I think 95+ % of those do not use weight...

Trayson...That was way too kind! Thanks for the post.

F150 is spot on.
Highlander is mostly spot on...It's the kid-hauler for the wife.
GTR is about 75% spot on. There are no cars and coffee...

It's okay...Shifts aren't real smooth, but perhaps that'll get better as it breaks in. I haven't towed with it yet. I'll pick up the boat sometime next month.

Awesome thread.

Me - '17 F150 3.5 ecoboost
Wife - '16 Highlander
My toy - '16 GTR

I like the fact that the F150 and GTR are on completely opposite ends of the spectrum.

Please feel free to...

I'm pretty sure this is all hypothetical...

If that is the case, I recommend an actual poll and more than 1 or 2 days before purchase. Will solicit many more responses and be significantly easier to track. :cool: