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    #16
    wow that thing is super clean

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      #17
      Wow, the interior in that boat is super clean.
      Do you know how old the impeller is?
      NC//OKC\\

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        #18
        About the break thing. We have a 2002 extreme trailer too and we did have some break and bearing buddy problems. Also Extreme trailer guys are very nice and if you could get a hold of one of them you could probably just get the new parts from them or at least the part numbers that you need. It is probably a good idea to take the boat over to extreme and have them service it. They are in riverside.

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          #19
          congrats on your tige that thing is sweet

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            #20
            Brakes are UFP. Have a mechanic buddy coming over the house this evening to check it out. With any luck (wishful thinking) it is just a matter of the bolt that backed out and some of the metal housing took a beating from bouncing around. I'll probably have the entire brake system serviced and bleed once we get the caliper re-attached.

            Per the original owners, impeller gets changed out every year plus general maintenance on the boat. IIRC, engine has about 265 hours, and all vinyl is original. Yeah, boat was always stored inside when not being used. As soon as I get the trailer fixed, it is off to my parents house to be stored under cover.

            Thanks for the info on Extreme. They are not too far from where I live so if I have to, I can run down there and pick up the parts that I need for the brakes.

            Thanks for all the compliments on the boat.

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              #21
              Great ride! Welcome to the site. Maybe this link might help?

              http://www.ufpnet.com/DiscBrakes/tabid/57/Default.aspx
              Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997

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                #22
                Very nice boat...

                I would add necessary equipment... spare prop, prop puller, dive mask, knife

                If I am in a remote area, I carry a black and decker 400 watt quick charger in case the battery dies
                If its not fun, Why do it?

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by skyski_tige View Post
                  Very nice boat...

                  I would add necessary equipment... spare prop, prop puller, dive mask, knife

                  If I am in a remote area, I carry a black and decker 400 watt quick charger in case the battery dies
                  also in our boat we make sure to have some extra drinking water somewhere and some nonperishable food aka chips/pretzals just in case its going to be along way home or if you get stuck somewhere
                  Here's to swimming with bow-legged women

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                    #24
                    I'm not trying to be a smart $!@, but my trailer had a ufp coupler and different brand brakes. I just wanted to make sure that's not all that said ufp on it. Hopefully they will be able to get you a hardware kit to get the thing back together. Those are kind of goofy looking the way the caliper is mounted to the spindle, I guess if it looks like that you are right on the money. Congrats again!

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                      #25
                      thats a good looking box on the tower i bet it kicks a$$

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                        #26
                        Nice looking ride. I really like the clean lines the way they look and the simple graphics.

                        I wish I could help on the brakes but I see others can help there.

                        If I were to change something on my ride it would be the graphics. It has enough color and with simple graphics I think mine would look cleaner.

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                          #27
                          Hey RJ, nice to see you onboard here. The boat looks incredible! I thought the previous owners kept it clean, WOW! You think you can come by and clean my Z06 while I service your boat?
                          Looks like Bass Lake is not going to happen for me this weekend, another guy got hurt at work last night so I have to cover for him. I might have sunday off, if you need anything let me know. Be glad to come by and take a look at the trailer...
                          Greg
                          Greg Denton
                          former service mgr. Tige Watersports July 95-July 05

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                            #28
                            Wow! Personal attention from the M.D. Can't pass that one up.

                            Welcome back Greg!
                            Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997

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                              #29
                              Hey Fellas,

                              Another update. First, Thanks Team Allen, that link provided a print out of all the parts on my brake system. Talked to a local trailer shop and apparently that single bolt that holds the brake caliper to a shroud on the axle does sometimes back out. UFP has a newer version of the calipers that uses to bolts and gets bolted directly on to the axle. Got home yesterday and jacked up the axle, took off the wheel......looked at the caliper and guess what.....the springs and brake pads where gone, only the caliper was left. Zip tied it the dangling caliper to the axle so I can pull it to the trailer shop on Friday. Going to have them do a brake service and replace whatever is necessary.

                              Hey Greg, thanks for the compliments and offer! Not a probelm on the Z06, bring her down when we service the boat and I'll give her some TLC. But you know, I may have to air dry it with a sping around the block .

                              Thanks again fellas for all the great tips and compliments.

                              RJ

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by TeamAllen View Post
                                Wow! Personal attention from the M.D. Can't pass that one up.

                                Welcome back Greg!
                                WHAT'S UP MIKE!!!!! How've you been? All is good here on the waterfront. A little slow but the reefer (refrigerated goods) business is still good. People still have to eat. Learning a new trade, reefer repair is alot harder than anything else I've ever done.

                                Hey RJ, I have no problem with you "air drying" the Z, as long as I can follow you in your pony 2+2. When we decide to hit Lake Left Turn (puddingstone) we should try to round up some other Tige owners, make a day of it. I posted on another site that I was taking the Hallett out for some prop testing on new years morning at elsinore, 12 hot rod flatty's showed up. We all pulled the mufflers out and ran'um till the sherriffs were called
                                Greg Denton
                                former service mgr. Tige Watersports July 95-July 05

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