Finally A Purpose Built Tool To Remove Tightly Wound Ropes From Impeller Shafts

[@ZBoomer39]

Love that Will, gotta get one! One thing I might want to do is add some kind of floatie to the cord when using it under the boat, making it impossible to drop to the seabed, even if you lost grip of the cord somehow, but yeah, looks like a great tool to have on any jet boat!

[@JetBoatPilot]

I agree, that would be a great idea! Thanks!

[@jbelkins17]

Will, Great video. For all those watching, please do not attempt to stick your hand through the intake grate while the boat is still in the water. If at all possible, get the boat on a lift or a trailer. There was an absolute tragedy last summer on our lake when someone was trying to cut out a rope under water and got their hand stuck in the intake grate and drowned. It was absolutely terrible and could have been avoided. Please don’t try this. Get a tow and go home to your families. Thanks!

[@JetBoatPilot]

@@jbelkins17 good advice

[@joefriessen7277]

Where can I get one

[@JetBoatPilot]

@@joefriessen7277 jetboatpilot.com/products/kako-cutter

[@toddwatkins850]

BRILLIANT!!

[@kpckpc2245]

Look up Hook Utility Knife Blades.

[@jakewoolard3588]

I agree it's a little pricey but when you're stuck way out somewhere on the water you'll wish you had it and just paid it.

[@letsridehard]

Will, $100 seems a bit extreme. Anyway you can work out the price point to make it more reasonable for your loyal customers?

[@yippikiyay197]

Agreed😊

[@JetBoatPilot]

@letsridehard we inquired about price too. For now this is the best that can be done. In time if sales volume gets high enough prices could be reduced but I don't see that happening for some time.

[@letsridehard]

@@JetBoatPilot ok, tks for the response. I can see many jet boaters getting one of these…it certainly can make our lives easier