Does someone has actually designed and built a platform to install on a boat
in order to carry a Sea Doo ? I'd like to share ideas.

Cheers,

André

What about just towing it? I'm not being critical - just curious. I have
no idea which is better.

- Scott

"Andre L" wrote in message
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Does someone has actually designed and built a platform to install on a
boat
in order to carry a Sea Doo ? I'd like to share ideas.

Cheers,

André

I imagine you'd build a boat with a cockpit open at the back and just drive
the jet boat right up into it. Come to think of it I might have see that in a
James Bond film.

"Andre L" ) writes:
Does someone has actually designed and built a platform to install on a boat
in order to carry a Sea Doo ? I'd like to share ideas.

Cheers,

André




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William R. Watt wrote:
I imagine you'd build a boat with a cockpit open at the back and just drive
the jet boat right up into it. Come to think of it I might have see that in a
James Bond film.


I think I've seen Navy Seals with kewl toys like that as well.

Hi Scott,

Impossible to tow because of risk entering and going out of marina and also
turbulence from the propeller exit under my boat, its a 35 feet boat with a
18x18 propeller that really rush water out.

I thought of designing a V like ramp that the sea doo could enter from side.

Cheers,

André


"Scott" wrote in message
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What about just towing it? I'm not being critical - just curious. I have
no idea which is better.

- Scott

"Andre L" wrote in message
...
Does someone has actually designed and built a platform to install on a
boat
in order to carry a Sea Doo ? I'd like to share ideas.

Cheers,

André