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GREAT comment. When I made this video, I wasn't even thinking about that. Most the boats there are I/O.

Not unless you submerged your car in water. It will protect the spot you put it on though solely by covering the spot.

​@@jeff2758please explain why it wount work on car. There are equal currents in air. Hence why your car corrodes.. oxcygen in air is acidic ancting like "water".

Water is more of a current of electricity than air, so it will affect metal more quickly.

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Stray current can come from the boat's electrical system or not being properly bonded and also from stray current in the water at a marina (from shore power or other boats). Learn more here: abycinc.org/blogpost/1839308/339855/Is-It-Grounded-or-Bonded

Thank you for the really nice comment!

It a modified 800 Skidoo Renegade Enduro. Modifications were a taller track, handlebar riser, windshield, wider skis, and of course the wrap. : )

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So sorry I missed this comment! It's a Big Tex, 30SA, 5x10 landscape trailer. I love it!

Yes, adding tabs would definitely help. They're an additional tool that works well to help with good trimming. You can experiment with both to find that sweet spot for whatever the given conditions are.

It sounds like you're adjusting way too much. If your porpoising, you're trimmed too high. If your plowing and steering is hard, your trimmed too low or not at all. When I trim, I use small taps instead of holding the button to make small adjustments, otherwise it over-trims one way or the other. With some boats there's a lag in trimming effect. As far as motor height, I'm assuming you mean how high the engine is bolted onto the boat? Sounds like you have an outboard? For proper height, that is an entirely different subject and good prop guy could help you determine where it should be.

Ok trim the engine down but I can’t I have a seadoo jet drive ..

Hi Jonathan, for a jet boat with no trim your solution might be in how the boat is loaded. If it's back heavy, the bow will be higher and more prone to contribute to porpoising. If it's possible, shift more weight forward to better balance the load in the boat. That might mean moving people, gear or both.

@@sweetvelocitybps would adding trim tabs work. I have a 20' jet boat with the motor rear of center as well as the weight of the jet drive. when it gets over 23mph it starts porposing real bad until I slow it down then find the sweet spot... I have some manual trim tabs for a 20' boat and thought of putting those on?!?!

I use it on everything I see through, eisenglass too.

I'm pretty sure it would. The sled in the video is a 144 track. There's still some length in the handle that I think it would work for the longer sleds.

@@sweetvelocitybps Thank You!

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@@sweetvelocitybps the dolly I am seeing here is way different, doesn't have the nice big turf tires. Do you have the actual model information? Might be an older version.

I hear that! I'm a huge believer in not spending money if I can make something. Sometimes I just don't have the time though.

@@sweetvelocitybps i don't mind buying but I'm on social security now as I'm retired but I have tools and a garage. looks like a good project.

@@gerardjones7881 I can relate to limited income. I quit my high paying job five years ago, divorced, sold my house, sold all my toys and bought a bigger boat that I can't run unless doing a charter to pay for the gas. But I'm 100x happier than I was! I'm working toward big things with more meaning (I hope), lol.

Amazing the little things that just make life soooo much easier, right?!

OMG! It's crazy how much there is to know. When things like that happen to me I can't help but wonder what else I don't know that will get me in trouble!

Never had a problem with that and have towed over potholes and crazy dirt roads in the north country with some nasty dips. If it's tied down tight enough, it shouldn't move at all. The trick is to not have any play in the suspension that would loosen the straps.

It's the exact reverse of deploying it. Loosen the bow, pull in the stern, then pull the rest of the bow in.

@@sweetvelocitybps Sorry it sounded like a dumb question. I was thinking retrieving it would be more difficult given a stronger current.

@@jasonspring6970 Not at all a dumb question. If there's a cross current, no big deal - unless there's other boats around in which case it's a pain in the butt. In those cases, if I'm at a sandbar that's shallow, I recruit help. I otherwise hold tension to keep me in place and move my ass at warp speed once I'm down to one anchor to haul it up fast and get moving, sometimes using boat power to get me to the forward anchor faster. It's not always easy being solo.

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Thanks so much for the thoughtful comment! That’s exactly why I do those kinds of videos!

An alarm may go off if equipped with one. If not, it’s more likely to smell it first, then smoke will start billowing out of every crevice around the engine compartment. Flames would be next since they seek air. And it would be fast.

Thank you, that makes a lot of sense.

Hmmm, no idea on the current price without looking but worth every penny regardless! Just used it on the plastic on my boat engines and they look great!

I've only ever seen them on some commercial fishing boats and not while navigating on open water. I'm not sure of the regulations for use but for certain they will kill your night vision and are a risk to other boaters, upsetting others' night vision and confusing or making navigation more challenging. How will another boat know what type of vessel you are and your direction of travel if blinded by a light bar? I don't recommend it.

@@sweetvelocitybps I'm talking about for docking.

@@jeffreyhouston2043 Ahhhhm, I see. A bit overkill I think but if you're not going to be blasting any neighbors with light then go for it. Do what makes docking easier for you.

@@sweetvelocitybps I use it for duck hunting also.