@@Siwy04 Hello apologies for the late response. haiglooutdoors china was somewhere i used over 8 years ago. some parts are based on a 300cc kawasaki single cylinder stand up. ignition and pump etc. good luck thanks Bryn.

@@Siwy04 Hello, haiglooutdoors in china is somewhere i used many years ago. alot of the parts are based on a kawasaki 300 stand ski. single cylinder, ignition, jet pump.

no unfortunately not

unfortunately not a manual out there on this. it's all very similar to a kawasaki 90s set up electrics wise and jetpump bits. the engine is very unique.

Get a reducer hose, 57mm to 51mm ID

Hello yes it works and holds well if you clamp it tight. Theres a lot of pressure there so it trys to slip apart. I have since replaced the pipe to sell the car.

@@MrBrynbryndt Thanks for this - Did you find a pipe with a sensor hole? or if not - how did you adapt to a pipe without the sensor and update the software pls??

Hello I bought a pipe that can accommodate the sensor. It has a plain round area. Drilled a hole in it, pushedcthe sensor thtough and screwed the self tapper in to the pipe. Seal it with sikaflex and it works

Hello, sorry for the late reply. This may only be a gp100 2018 bearing - HFL1626-L564.

Hello, it is hard to find parts now. You could try [email protected] I used them many years ago. They may be able to help.

Hello yes I still have it just for this summer but then I'll sell it on. When I buy again I will buy a race version. The nose shape is a better turning and riding in a curve race position. The race boards also have adjustable fins. Petrol boards is better than electric unless you really need quiet. Buy new if you can or a reputable seller thats looked after it.

Hello, no not under warranty unfortunately as I didnt have 6 yearly services. However I signed up for a 6 month care plan which was cheaper than the part. Then it was free and warranty work starts from there. So I have carried on with the plan ascits was good deal for an ageing boiler.

Hello I fitted a boiler defender 2 M8. it's a straight swap in the 22mm unions. You change the brass threaded body too.

Yes itsa boiler defender 2 M8. EASY SWAP and you change the brass threaded body aswell going straight into the 22mm unions top n bottom.

Unfortunately not on mine and my case.

Ahahahahaha….. my exact words!!! Unfortunately i can say i did own a WetBike back in the day!! Lol!

Sorry for the late reply, hope you found something and got it fixed. I used a boiler defender2 M8 type. Straight swap with brass unions

What board do you have and what would you like to know?

It was just one that fits tight over the thread of the magnet probe as you push it to the bottom. Then just no it down. Its a temporary fix. Would last ages if sealed well. I just didnt want my magnets getting rusty and plastic being brittle. knowing it's got a leak makes me change it.

I'm not a plumber but have a very practical mechanical background, with vehicles,water craft, plumbing my house and others. I just dont do anything with boilers. Pipes are easy. It is straight swap out. I put a boiler m8 in @ £47. You do need to change the piece between the two valves too (filter mount thread is different) so use the one supplied. The top and bottom valves dont need changing. Just turning off while you change it but yes it's easy. Just make sure all new seals that are supplied get put in the unions. Bleed the air out with the little screw on top once youve opened the top n bottom valves and you done. Good luck.

@@MrBrynbryndt Many thanks for that! Sounds like you have a lot more experience than I, but yep does sound easy. I think I can get a good deal on a Fernox TF1 Omega, which is what I am looking at. It doesn't come with valves though and I want to be sure I won't have a compatibility issue. If you google it for an image you will see that unit comes with flat faces for rubber washers. Is the Instant Eco unit the same, or are they round? That's my only worry atm...

@@jakemaverick911 should be fine they are flat washers. I looked on the net at it

@@MrBrynbryndt that's what everybody saying...'should be' nut no 100% guarantee and the guy on ebay has gone silent on me, maybe because it's the weekend.... ;-)

@@MrBrynbryndt Finally managed to get it, but ill with covid atm now :-( Seems to be missing the trigger mechanism for injecting the chemicals from underneath, is it rue you just pour chemicals in at the top?

Hello, I watched your video link. It's a bolted drum. Nit the same as mine was. Plastic weld is glued and not released easily at all. These cheap machines are never worth repairing unfortunately. So much corrosion especially in hard water areas.

Unfortunately no videos. Then I cut it up again. Shame really but it was before when I wasnt really into you tube.

@@MrBrynbryndt right on, do you still have it?

Oh my bad I just saw you said you cut it up

I owned two souped up Wetbikes in the 90s. So much more fun than any of the PWC of today. Lots of bruises and blood on the beach afterwards.

Hello, apologies you would probably need to fabricate this or source this somewhere on the internet. I can't be of any help.

Hello yes the stones replaceable and I personally wouldn't lubricate it. It will get very messy. That is an option though and would increase its stone life. I just use mine twice a year to sharpen all my drills. They get light use and the stone is lasting well.