Water sports attachment

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  mvn Member, Moderator Posts: 744 mod

  June 2013

  Pick one of these and find a more suitable location.   Make sure the location is sturdy.   Use backing plates,  sealant,  etc. 

  
  

  http://www.iboats.com/Boat-Ski-Tows/dm/cart_id.238408346--session_id.361017867--view_id.257659
  

  
  

  Mark

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  TikiHut2 Member Posts: 1,431 ✭✭✭✭✭

  June 2013

  We use an easily clipped on polypropylene bridle with a float at the connection to the tow rope. I made my own but WM should have them in stock. If its long enough you might even be able to stow it up on the sp during the day when its not in use. Have fun n be safe. Mike

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  mvn Member, Moderator Posts: 744 mod

  June 2013

  I think @TikiHut2 means something like this....

   

  http://www.iboats.com/Tow-Bridles-Harnesses/dm/cart_id.360641895--session_id.707931558--view_id.258724

   

  Mark

  Good,  fast,  cheap.... pick two. 
  2019 MTX20 Extreme
  

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  Electrico_Hombre Member Posts: 9 ✭

  June 2013

  The location is the hard part mvn although, I'm not left with many options. There might be enough room above the seat but under the trunk on the stern. I'll have to look next time. I'm going to have a back plate made, the ski tow's that come with one seem way too small. If I can, I'd like to see that pressure distributed over a couple feet. Thanks for the help guys!

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  Electrico_Hombre Member Posts: 9 ✭

  June 2013

  http://www.sea-dog.com/groups/1422-flush-mount-ski-tow This is the direction I'm headed.

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