New 2018 Moomba model?

[trayson]

Doesn't this tactic work on your wife Trayson?


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My wife would tell me "it's your money, do what you want with it!" LOLOL.

That said, the wife owns and pays for the tow rig (Payment, Registration, Insurance, Gas, Repairs) and I own and pay for the boat. Works pretty good for us!

I owe less than $15k on my XLV and have a tiny payment that means I can afford to take it out all the time and feed it gas. I'd have to take a hard look at the numbers of what it'd take to MAX me out.

[padge]

Again, how about this surf wave? It's almost too stripped down for me. But a killer stereo and a good wave might be worth it


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[goose]

Again, how about this surf wave? It's almost too stripped down for me. But a killer stereo and a good wave might be worth it


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Padge, I purposefully haven't responded on the surf wave because you know I am going to say it is great. But even without my sales pitch hat on, I promise you that when weighted properly, it is awesome. Like I said before, the center lounge storage is super deep and in testing, I have filled that compartment up with sacks on both sides. With a little work and creative thinking, I am sure you could figure out how to plumb that into the rear bags...

Also because the front sack's center of gravity is slightly further back, it really adds a lot of displacement without drastically changing pitch. That allows you to run the front ballast at 100% full all the time.

Add a few passengers and you could easily be hitting the 5000lb total ballast range and with a boat that heavy displacing that much weight, it is hard to screw it up....

Hopefully more people will be doing test drives or buying them soon and you will get their first hand experiences....

[padge]

Padge, I purposefully haven't responded on the surf wave because you know I am going to say it is great. But even without my sales pitch hat on, I promise you that when weighted properly, it is awesome. Like I said before, the center lounge storage is super deep and in testing, I have filled that compartment up with sacks on both sides. With a little work and creative thinking, I am sure you could figure out how to plumb that into the rear bags...

Also because the front sack's center of gravity is slightly further back, it really adds a lot of displacement without drastically changing pitch. That allows you to run the front ballast at 100% full all the time.

Add a few passengers and you could easily be hitting the 5000lb total ballast range and with a boat that heavy displacing that much weight, it is hard to screw it up....

Hopefully more people will be doing test drives or buying them soon and you will get their first hand experiences....

I'm asking because I have a 2012 247 lsv right now with 6000# of ballast. Nothing I've ridden comes close. Not even the 18 sa, and I mean not even close. Not dogging the sa. Awesome boat. But wave was short and very soft in my opinion


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[Mobius22]

Sounds like you needed to add more weight to the SA in your demo.

[BrettLee3232]

Padge, I purposefully haven't responded on the surf wave because you know I am going to say it is great. But even without my sales pitch hat on, I promise you that when weighted properly, it is awesome. Like I said before, the center lounge storage is super deep and in testing, I have filled that compartment up with sacks on both sides. With a little work and creative thinking, I am sure you could figure out how to plumb that into the rear bags...

Also because the front sack's center of gravity is slightly further back, it really adds a lot of displacement without drastically changing pitch. That allows you to run the front ballast at 100% full all the time.

Add a few passengers and you could easily be hitting the 5000lb total ballast range and with a boat that heavy displacing that much weight, it is hard to screw it up....

Hopefully more people will be doing test drives or buying them soon and you will get their first hand experiences....

Is there no bow bag? Just a hard tank?

Looks like plenty of room for a bow big if not.


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[That Guy]

Is there no bow bag? Just a hard tank?

Looks like plenty of room for a bow big if not.

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The bow does have a bag it's just subfloor so all the room under the seats is for storage...or another bag I guess.

[BrettLee3232]

The bow does have a bag it's just subfloor so all the room under the seats is for storage...or another bag I guess.

Sweet thanks, you know how big that bag is? Just dreaming of my next ballast install lol


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[dusty2221]

Agreed, never once have I heard the SA described that way.

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[padge]

Agreed, never once have I heard the SA described that way.

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It may not be soft to some, but to what I'm used to it was


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