New way to steer a Tiger...
#1
When your on your way back to the ramp...
At idle...
After blowing a drive...
You can steer your boat once you aim it relatively straight by sitting on the engine hatch feet on the back seat by just shifting your position left and right a little...
It's easier to pass time and the cooler is within easy reach once placed on the back seat for the "many" hours put-puting back...
Thank god for full coolers... never leave home without it. The things you learn when going at "fast" blowbot speeds...
At idle...
After blowing a drive...
You can steer your boat once you aim it relatively straight by sitting on the engine hatch feet on the back seat by just shifting your position left and right a little...
It's easier to pass time and the cooler is within easy reach once placed on the back seat for the "many" hours put-puting back...
Thank god for full coolers... never leave home without it. The things you learn when going at "fast" blowbot speeds...
#3
XR with a slight over 300 hours of blower engine 42' boat pushing so no surprise there. It's a boat not a car...
I still have about $47,000 left from what I saved not buying #6's however. Be back on the water by Wednesday, so no bigs.
I still have about $47,000 left from what I saved not buying #6's however. Be back on the water by Wednesday, so no bigs.
#5
Originally Posted by GLH
You can steer your boat once you aim it relatively straight by sitting on the engine hatch feet on the back seat by just shifting your position left and right a little...



For those of you smaller guys, I'm getting ready to patent a pair of 200 pound swim trunks so everyone can take advantage of GL's suggestion....
#7
Originally Posted by penbroke
At least you are keeping your good humor about it.
Frank
Well he couldn't open his eyes anymore but that might be a good thing for him...
#9
Originally Posted by drypipetiger
Your the only person I know that will find the easiest way to do nothing at all!!!!
#10
Originally Posted by GLH
XR with a slight over 300 hours of blower engine 42' boat pushing so no surprise there. It's a boat not a car...
I still have about $47,000 left from what I saved not buying #6's however. Be back on the water by Wednesday, so no bigs.
I still have about $47,000 left from what I saved not buying #6's however. Be back on the water by Wednesday, so no bigs.




