Black Quadrasteer Denali with Cig sticker..
06-10-2011, 10:04 AM
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I got a tuff Denali!!!!! She was smoking and overheated a couple of times but she came through every time.... I would have to back in the water and stop right before my back tires hit the water and put her in low gear and put the pedal to the floor!!! I did burn up the rear air ride motor cause it couldn't level it out, after I replaced the motor I would have to disconnect the power to it when I pulled the boat out every time so I wouldn't burn it up again. There would be many times that she would not go any further up the ramp when all the boat weight was on the trailer, so I would have to stop and back her back in the water and give it another go....
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
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06-10-2011, 10:45 AM
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It was a site
I was there when you pulled your boat out at Bakers AKA Grand Lake RV and I personally thought you were going back in the water but somehow it made it. Pretty tough tranny.
I got a tuff Denali!!!!! She was smoking and overheated a couple of times but she came through every time.... I would have to back in the water and stop right before my back tires hit the water and put her in low gear and put the pedal to the floor!!! I did burn up the rear air ride motor cause it couldn't level it out, after I replaced the motor I would have to disconnect the power to it when I pulled the boat out every time so I wouldn't burn it up again. There would be many times that she would not go any further up the ramp when all the boat weight was on the trailer, so I would have to stop and back her back in the water and give it another go....
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
06-10-2011, 01:00 PM
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I got a tuff Denali!!!!! She was smoking and overheated a couple of times but she came through every time.... I would have to back in the water and stop right before my back tires hit the water and put her in low gear and put the pedal to the floor!!! I did burn up the rear air ride motor cause it couldn't level it out, after I replaced the motor I would have to disconnect the power to it when I pulled the boat out every time so I wouldn't burn it up again. There would be many times that she would not go any further up the ramp when all the boat weight was on the trailer, so I would have to stop and back her back in the water and give it another go....
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
But thankfully now I have a 450 that pulls it no problem!!
PS.... Denali is still rollin down the road with the same transmission!!!!!!
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06-13-2011, 12:55 PM
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06-13-2011, 01:13 PM
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Nope, Brandon
I'm the one who brought the woman to tear down on your gun over at Danny's house. Rob is my purchaser for anything piping related... I take care of all of the electrical and controls engineering on the aftermarket side at Zeeco.
3rd floor, come say hey next time!
I'm the one who brought the woman to tear down on your gun over at Danny's house. Rob is my purchaser for anything piping related... I take care of all of the electrical and controls engineering on the aftermarket side at Zeeco.
3rd floor, come say hey next time!
