you can also use the hose from your ballast pump as a long snorkel.
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Originally posted by zany View PostAs far as dropping parts and tools in the water, you just need to provide something for the parts or tools to fall onto.
In shallow water put a large towel on the lake bottom under the prop and put rocks on the corners to keep it from moving.
In deep water tie ropes to the corners of the towel and hang from either side of boat, put a rock or weight in the center of the towel to keep below the boat and prop."a what? i can['t] say/spell/pronounce that word..." - wannabewakeboarder
"the plural of boo is booze."
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Originally posted by Wake Havasu View PostWhy?
Do Shops not recognize this device as being sound?
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Is it that a non certified diver is trying to refill it?
These devices would be great ideas for tall building fire escape as well!My dad always said "Stupid Hurts". He's yet to be proven wrong, but for some reason I keep trying.
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Originally posted by Ruune View Postyou can also use the hose from your ballast pump as a long snorkel.Cursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."
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my 86, you brought this thread back from the dead!
Underwater prop change...do-able, but not so fun. Rope around the prop shaft....not fun at all, especially for the rope.
Plus now I get the visual of Dog roaming around on the lake bed in his diving bell and lead boots, his boat 200' above him, looking for a cotter pin."I want to know God's thoughts, the rest are just details"
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Originally posted by Tequilasun View PostPlus now I get the visual of Dog roaming around on the lake bed in his diving bell and lead boots, his boat 200' above him, looking for a cotter pin.Attached FilesCursed by a fortune cookie: "Your principles mean more to you than any money or success."
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