I saw on the h20 big air tower site a picture of the same model boat I have and it looked pretty cool, being this is my first boat and its not the newest model I think the price is right.
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always been partial to the monster tower. others on the site who have them appear to think they are solid. what kind of colapsability do you need?
I weight on each side of the engine w/my 20i, but I have an open bow and put a sac in the walkway.
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If your referring to Michaeldski's 2000slm comp then having the same boat I'll say this, i wouldn't even consider putting weight in the front of the bow.
One, it's extremely hard to get into the bow section so if you have to adjust or take it out it's royal pain in the a$$!! It's divided into two sections by a center support running from the center of the dash almost completely to the nose so you'd have to weight both sides.
Two, when you chop the throttle on this model it settles down fast. I try to cut throttle gradually when possible. If you cut throttle fast with to much bow weight and choppy conditions you will probably bury the bow pretty good.
Just my
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I do need the tower to collapse because the new baby sleeps in the garage. The h20 tower does collapse. In regards to the weight I saw the sacs that sit on either side of the motor cover that will weight the boat down another 800lbs so I will try that first but like what razzman said the bow is pretty tight and sits down pretty low I might give it a try and see, another option would be to take the back seat out and bild a bladder with a coushin on the top?? just an idea because there isnt a whole lot of space.Comment
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