Engine Storage Tray

[moombahighrider]

Some of you have asked about the Malibu tray I ordered. Turns out it didn't drop right in the way I was hoping. The tray I ordered was for an 07 wakesetter 247, but I didn't know that at the time. I had to do major modifications to it to make it work. See below:

Original tray:


I had to cut the sides off to make it the correct width.

[moombahighrider]

Then I found that it was too deep and needed to be shortened. I did that by cutting the back wall in half and riveting it back together shorter.

[moombahighrider]

After that, I needed to put the sides back on it so stuff stays put. More riveting.

[moombahighrider]

A little more cutting to get it all dialed in.





Overall, I'm happy with it and really like having the convenient storage option.

[jmvotto]

did they have it in stock or did you have to order it

my contact stated that the item # was a 07 247 wakesetter and was out of stock and discontinued

[moombahighrider]

did they have it in stock or did you have to order it

my contact stated that the item # was a 07 247 wakesetter and was out of stock and discontinued

They have them in stock at Malibu marine in kelowna, bc. Shipping was a killer.

[Fastest1]

You could have vacuum formed a piece of plastic with all that work.


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[moombahighrider]

Yes, but I live in the middle of no where. It's DIY or nothing.

[BrettLee3232]

You could have vacuum formed a piece of plastic with all that work.


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How much would something like that run?


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[Fastest1]

A wooden jig, a piece of plastic, your oven and a vacuum cleaner. Cheap.


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