Do you turn the boat off to switch riders?

[moombabound]

Off. 100% of the time.
With the 325 no-CATS, you have to or you'll smog out anyone on the platform.
340 CATS is entirely different, but if I had that I'd still likely power off.

Very interesting mixture of opinions. I've never been with any driver that leaves it running, but sounds like some do.

[Wax]

Off. 100% of the time.
With the 325 no-CATS, you have to or you'll smog out anyone on the platform.
340 CATS is entirely different, but if I had that I'd still likely power off.

Very interesting mixture of opinions. I've never been with any driver that leaves it running, but sounds like some do.

It is an interesting mix. To be honest, even though I don't, we all probably should because why add any risk at all I guess, even if minimal...this thread may make me think about it from now on.

I have the 325 no cats btw and have no such problem.

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[wolfeman131]

I shut the boat off as soon as the rider falls & make them swim to the boat. I find it to be a very motivational training technique.

[sandm]

so something tells me if you wanna teach the kids a lesson for not cleaning their room, you "pretend" not to hear the boat tell you they fell???

what?? oh sorry, I was too busy opening this beer.. I'll stop now

[rdlangston13]

I shut the boat off as soon as the rider falls & make them swim to the boat. I find it to be a very motivational training technique.

I think Cody would have been pretty pissed if we used this technique yesterday when he feel 100
Feet from a 10+ ft gator who was catching some sun...although he might have broken Michael phelps freestyle record


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