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They do make ballast bags and pumps to lower the freeboard on the boat
and increase wake, but I would be real cautious if considering this route, as you can easily overload the boat, as well as cause stability problems... regards, markvictor |
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I wouldn't spend money adding ballast bags to a bow rider.
I was going to do that to my bow rider until I realized that it was already normally loaded to the maximum limit with people and a cooler and not generating enough wake for the better boarders in the family. Adding the ballast would have put me over the maximum weight for the boat - not a safe thing to do. "markvictor" wrote in message ups.com... They do make ballast bags and pumps to lower the freeboard on the boat and increase wake, but I would be real cautious if considering this route, as you can easily overload the boat, as well as cause stability problems... regards, markvictor |
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