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Old 06-07-2012, 01:15 AM
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Hey guys! I have a 22' blazer bay and I'm trying to rig something up on to where I can pull a tube behind it. It doesn't have pole for the rope or anything(does that make sense?). All it has is two holes in the back for seat pedestals.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Old 06-07-2012, 05:29 AM
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Not sure on a bay boat but we use to take a rope and tie it to the eyes on transom of boat where you hook tie down straps for trailing. we had a short rope that had a hook on each end to go across back and it had a ring in middle for ski or tube rope to hook.
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Old 06-07-2012, 05:54 AM
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They make a contraption just for this. Attachs to the tie downs on transom and has a place in the middle for the ski rope to attach. Make sure it floats so it doeant get in your prop
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They make a contraption just for this. Attachs to the tie downs on transom and has a place in the middle for the ski rope to attach. Make sure it floats so it doeant get in your prop
That's what we had, I seen them at Academy and some have floats on them
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what you are looking for is acalled a Ski Bridle. Sold at academy, if you want a pole the goes into your the holes where your seat pedestals go you can get that too. Look in the Bass Pro Shop Boating catalog
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I have one like this for my blazer just have not installed it yet
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Oh wow! Didn't realize they sold then at academy. I guess I just overlooked them. Thank for talks help!
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I have one like this for my blazer just have not installed it yet
Those aren't rated to pull tubes.
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Hey guys! I have a 22' blazer bay and I'm trying to rig something up on to where I can pull a tube behind it. It doesn't have pole for the rope or anything(does that make sense?). All it has is two holes in the back for seat pedestals.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Makes no sense to me at all... Ruin a FISHING boat with a tube! Hahah just messing w u dude
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