Haven't used the Magnum trailer with surge brakes for my 2006 22V for awhile. The brake fluid reservoir is empty. I know that I will have to find the leak and bleed the brakes. Which is correct for this system, tDOT 3 or DOT 5 brake fluid? Thanks.
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DOT 5 is synthetic. I would not expect to find DOT 5 used in a trailer and last I recall, you dont want to mix the DOT 5 with conventional 3 or 4. DOT 4 can be used in a system requiring 3, but dont want to use 3 in s a system requiring DOT 4. My gut says its a DOT 3 system.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More
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Originally posted by chpthril View PostDOT 5 is synthetic. I would not expect to find DOT 5 used in a trailer and last I recall, you dont want to mix the DOT 5 with conventional 3 or 4. DOT 4 can be used in a system requiring 3, but dont want to use 3 in s a system requiring DOT 4. My gut says its a DOT 3 system.
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Originally posted by texastige22v View PostHaven't used the Magnum trailer with surge brakes for my 2006 22V for awhile. The brake fluid reservoir is empty. I know that I will have to find the leak and bleed the brakes. Which is correct for this system, tDOT 3 or DOT 5 brake fluid? Thanks.
Side note- Our family is moving to San Antonio, TX next month! Need the skinny on where to boat.. Closest thing I see will be Canyon or Medina from what it looks like!
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Originally posted by h2o-ski View PostIf you have anymore questions, I would drop by their store on I-35N. The times I have dropped in they have been more than helpfully
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You are correct Canyon or Medina, unless you want to go up to the highland lakes north of Austin.
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Sorry to hijack your thread texastige22v
I live 5 minutes from a boat ramp on Canyon Lake and not been anywhere else really. There is a joint military park on Canyon Lake for the military with cabins and some docks which I have heard is pretty nice.
As far as a meet up, none that I know of and the closest dealer is in Austin which just changed dealerships. Though my wife and I have often thought about it, as there seems to be quite a few Tiges on Canyon Lake.
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Sorry to hijack your thread texastige22v
I live 5 minutes from a boat ramp on Canyon Lake and not been anywhere else really. There is a joint military park on Canyon Lake for the military with cabins and some docks which I have heard is pretty nice.
As far as a meet up, none that I know of and the closest dealer is in Austin which just changed dealerships. Though my wife and I have often thought about it, as there seems to be quite a few Tiges on Canyon Lake.
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Originally posted by h2o-ski View PostSorry to hijack your thread texastige22v
I live 5 minutes from a boat ramp on Canyon Lake and not been anywhere else really. There is a joint military park on Canyon Lake for the military with cabins and some docks which I have heard is pretty nice.
As far as a meet up, none that I know of and the closest dealer is in Austin which just changed dealerships. Though my wife and I have often thought about it, as there seems to be quite a few Tiges on Canyon Lake.
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Originally posted by h2osk8er00 View PostCool.. thanks for the intel and thanks texastige22v for letting us hijack for a few!
I am a little late on the thread, but I can tell you about Medina Lake. We live on the lake. It is a quiet lake, a bit smaller than Canyon, about 18 miles long at full pool. Lots of ski boats, pontoon boats and some fishing boats. It seems very busy on the holidays, but my friends on other lakes like LBJ say it is not busy at all for what they are used to. Lots of good water for skiing, wakeboarding and surfing. The lower end of the lake by the dam where we live is the busier part of the lake, but there is a lot of open land around the lake, which keeps the traffic down. You should definitely come out and see the lake sometime. We generally boat up until November when the water starts to cool down.
As far as where you can put in--there is a state park on the lake with a boat ramp and two private marinas with boat ramps--Red Cove and Joe's Place. I recommend Red Cove.
Lake levels can fluctuate at Medina. Right now the lake is great, down about 10 feet, but it is a deep lake. It won't drop much this winter and if we are lucky we will get some recharge over the winter.
I see quite a few Tiges on the lake, but am not aware of an owner's group, etc. If you do decide to come out to Medina sometime, drop me a note and swing by our place. We have a dock on the water.
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Originally posted by texastige22v View PostAs far as where you can put in--there is a state park on the lake with a boat ramp and two private marinas with boat ramps--Red Cove and Joe's Place. I recommend Red Cove.
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