How to launch a waverunner at the beach at Dunedin, Florida. near Clearwater, Florida

[@rickss69]

Trailer tongue extensions highly recommended for beach launches.

[@Freespiritblair]

Yes! I had two of them with me we dabbed in the shop. Did not need them, but I've used them in Texas when lakes are low

[@MrMotor11]

Whats on your bunks that it slides the easily?

[@Freespiritblair]

Hi Ed! They are a high density plastic strip that are screwed into the bunks. They are sold in packs of 6 short strips to or for a boat in lengths of of 4-5 feet. They are already drilled and counter sunk so the screws are not going to touch the bottom of the hull. I have them on my waverunner and boat trailers. Let me know if you have trouble finding them and I'll get you the info. Happy New Year!

[@MrMotor11]

@@Freespiritblair it looks like nylon slides, I've seen those for boats now that you mention it. It doesn't scratch the hull if sand gets between?

[@Freespiritblair]

@@MrMotor11 Actually, I'm sure sand could. In our situation it's not really a consideration since the waverunner has been on the beach. I do pressure wash/ hand wash/flush after each ride at home. My pressure washer gets used more than my lawn mower! This spring when my Four Winns boat is up and running I'm putting a set of these on the boat trailer bunks too. I'm putting up a series of videos of the rebuilding of that boat too as I go. Thanks for watching! What part of the country are you riding in?

[@MrMotor11]

@@Freespiritblair good deal! I'm in Northern Mississippi. Ride the lakes and rivers in TN and MISSISSIPPI

[@CP-kb1du]

@@MrMotor11 Great for the Pump

[@joshuagreer4202]

Nice job only wetting the auto as much as necessary. Too many guys dunk their cars!

[@Freespiritblair]

Thanks! Short Jeep and short neck on the trailer. I'm literally adding a foldable extension to the trailer next weekend. Appreciate you watching and noticing.