Slammed

Haha. Damn I just found this pic. She sure is looking low

Wow better not be another boat on that lake or else its goin down

Low alright. Dangerously low! I'd love to see the wake.

It looks like there running to much in the back and nothing in the front.

true statements. Not my boat, but a boat i was always on every other day this summer.. I wanted to weigh the front down more and the back down less, but we couldnt weight the front down anymore to avoid rollers, and the owner wanted the rear fat seat filled.. And yes, too much weight i wouldnt run that much in mine, but... hey, its not my boat!

Here's one for ya:


12 heads, 600 lbs of lead, 3 ice chests & stock ballast. It didn't last long, we were literally plowing through with water coming over the nose...

three pics and not one of the wakes?

I didnt take the pics, and this is the only one i could find. Its decent

Beware that when a boat gets as low as that Brendella it is much more succeptible to rolling over. I almost discovered this the hard way with my 1995 Ski Nautique one day when it was overloaded it almost hi-sided in a slow turn.

Quinn - I here ya, I figured they were snapping anyways but not the case, after the quick set I realized it & had them grab one of the boat sitting deep. Here is a pic from this afternoon, 3 guys, 3 gals 500 in lead n stock ballast. Rider is @ 80 feet out. Its a lil washy from coming round the turn..

clean wake

super slammed hehe

Nice wake.

I saw a over loaded MC get swamped and cap size this weekend. Luckily all 16 people were ok.