Wow! The tower is a rear folding. That's awesome! My SX195 fits in my garage, I was worried about the added height with the tower. Does the tower leg (that is sticking up) sit lower than the windshield? Also, could you please share the link to the tower? Thank you for the video.
Michal Lempicki yes the leg is lower than the windshield. If you install it forward, ive heard that it sits above the windshield..so folding rearward would be best. I ordered mine through dealer so no direct link. If you go to their website, u can find the MTK tower and actually check out all the install and directions via a pdf.
I clicked on this to learn how to winterize a jet boat... I wish you would've done a better job on showing how to do it instead of how it fits in a garage
There are tons of detailed vids online. Jet boat pilot has a great one! I rarely make detailed how to’s because no one watches them, a couple here and there like urself, but most ppl get bored with them...this was just all a day getting it done. Thnks for commenting though!
@@midwestbuilds Ah I see you, I have a bayliner vr4 I/O best boat I have ever owned but it would be nice to have more capacity. + how do you like jet power over say a prop, I'm looking at getting one but want to know have you ever sucked up weeds and have there ever been any major costs over a prop in the time you have owned the boat thanks. -Triax coalition
Thats awesome, we had a searay 175 i think it was, similar to the vr4 maybe. The only bad thing about a jet boat is the lack of stearing control at slow speed, there is almost little to no reverse to stop urself. So approaching very slow is a must. Other than that, never having to trim, no prop to wack, and no water left in block is just amazing! Worth every penny, it is also very fast and from what ive read in the forums, these boats require very little maintenance. We wanted to try wake surfing, another plus for the jet boat which is why we are considering a bigger boat for the bigger wake. I have never sucked anything up, had many jet skis and never had any issues either. If u get a chance to try out the rear swim decks you will be amazed!! Ill never go bavk to a prop lol
@@midwestbuilds Thanks for such fast replies I was just wondering about sucking things up because I used to own a 97 seadoo challenger and it loved sucking up crap in shallow water and by the way sorry for so many questions but do you prefer Yamaha or seadoo because I'm looking at a 2012 seadoo similar to that Yamaha but I'm probably not going to switch till next year because I like the boat I have lol thanks again for the fast replays. keep up the great work
Triax Coalition yep no worries! Yamaha boats do not have any rebuild hours or issues with superchargers...not sure on the later seadoos but i know older ones did, required some sort of rebuild. Thanks!!
Going to a boat show this weekend, we shall see if I will get the tower or an AR250. :)
Michal Lempicki nice! We are possibly selling to upgrade! Ill be ready for our boat shows come this spring!
Wow! The tower is a rear folding. That's awesome! My SX195 fits in my garage, I was worried about the added height with the tower. Does the tower leg (that is sticking up) sit lower than the windshield? Also, could you please share the link to the tower? Thank you for the video.
Michal Lempicki yes the leg is lower than the windshield. If you install it forward, ive heard that it sits above the windshield..so folding rearward would be best. I ordered mine through dealer so no direct link. If you go to their website, u can find the MTK tower and actually check out all the install and directions via a pdf.
I clicked on this to learn how to winterize a jet boat... I wish you would've done a better job on showing how to do it instead of how it fits in a garage
There are tons of detailed vids online. Jet boat pilot has a great one! I rarely make detailed how to’s because no one watches them, a couple here and there like urself, but most ppl get bored with them...this was just all a day getting it done. Thnks for commenting though!
Did you sell the boat?
Yes, but we got a deposit on something new for next year! Hasnt been released yet!!
Nice boat why you going to sell so early after buying it?
hey thanks! just wanting a newer boat, maybe a larger boat with ballast onboard
@@midwestbuilds Ah I see you, I have a bayliner vr4 I/O best boat I have ever owned but it would be nice to have more capacity. + how do you like jet power over say a prop, I'm looking at getting one but want to know have you ever sucked up weeds and have there ever been any major costs over a prop in the time you have owned the boat thanks.
-Triax coalition
Thats awesome, we had a searay 175 i think it was, similar to the vr4 maybe. The only bad thing about a jet boat is the lack of stearing control at slow speed, there is almost little to no reverse to stop urself. So approaching very slow is a must. Other than that, never having to trim, no prop to wack, and no water left in block is just amazing! Worth every penny, it is also very fast and from what ive read in the forums, these boats require very little maintenance. We wanted to try wake surfing, another plus for the jet boat which is why we are considering a bigger boat for the bigger wake. I have never sucked anything up, had many jet skis and never had any issues either. If u get a chance to try out the rear swim decks you will be amazed!! Ill never go bavk to a prop lol
@@midwestbuilds Thanks for such fast replies I was just wondering about sucking things up because I used to own a 97 seadoo challenger and it loved sucking up crap in shallow water and by the way sorry for so many questions but do you prefer Yamaha or seadoo because I'm looking at a 2012 seadoo similar to that Yamaha but I'm probably not going to switch till next year because I like the boat I have lol thanks again for the fast replays. keep up the great work
Triax Coalition yep no worries! Yamaha boats do not have any rebuild hours or issues with superchargers...not sure on the later seadoos but i know older ones did, required some sort of rebuild. Thanks!!