sea-doo boat

(moombakidadg) · (moombakidadg) **Join Date: May 2008** 08-26-2008, 10:40 PM

Im an army nurse stationed in KY right now, from OR. However, a guy I know has a sea-doo boat with the tower and all that "wakeboard edition" garb. I know that their wake is probably going to suck, that why I have a moomba at home, but its the only pull I can get thus far. Can you put sacks in it to pump it up a little bit? Never ridden behind one but a pull is better than no pull.....any thoughts

(kikitlo) · (kikitlo) **Join Date: Jul 2005** 08-27-2008, 6:56 AM

You can sack it up but it will take a while to plane. Its ridable. More of a begginer wake but at least you will get a pull.

(05elitevc4) · (05elitevc4) **Join Date: Jan 2008** 08-27-2008, 7:14 AM

even with no wake your still ridding!!!

(rallyart) · (rallyart) **Join Date: Nov 2006** 08-27-2008, 7:23 AM

They are nice all around boats but the jet drive is not good at getting you, or the boat, out of the water quickly.

(kvoman) · (kvoman) **Join Date: Aug 2006** 08-27-2008, 2:16 PM

"They are nice all around boats but the jet drive is not good at getting you, or the boat, out of the water quickly."

Is this from personal experience or just hearsay???

(moombakidadg) · (moombakidadg) **Join Date: May 2008** 08-29-2008, 4:41 PM

Well I rode behind it on wednesday, and you all were right, it took forever to get up on plane. The wake was ok, given the boat, but its definitly better than nothing. I'll try the fat sacs next time. It handled horrible though compared to an inboard. overall a pull is a pull, and for that Im greatful

(moombakidadg) · (moombakidadg) **Join Date: May 2008** 08-29-2008, 4:47 PM

Well I rode behind it on wednesday, and you all were right, it took forever to get up on plane. The wake was ok, given the boat, but its definitly better than nothing. I'll try the fat sacs next time. It handled horrible though compared to an inboard. overall a pull is a pull, and for that Im greatful