i was thinking about selling the ferrari and getting a wakeboard boat for the family.
with what the h2 weighs and all, is there not just a tow limit, but a limit to what my h2 will pull out of the water on a boat ramp, and can anyone recommend a decent boat?
thanks,
gary

i was thinking about selling the ferrari and getting a wakeboard boat for the family.
with what the h2 weighs and all, is there not just a tow limit, but a limit to what my h2 will pull out of the water on a boat ramp, and can anyone recommend a decent boat?
thanks,
gary

I have boarded with a 37' scarab with a wakeboard pole. Very fun and perfect boat.

I could give you specs and more info if you would take the labia out of your avatar.

ok done--
but can i put it back up after?

after, that is, MORE COWBELL!!!

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I could give you specs and more info if you would take the labia out of your avatar. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Agreed. Almost look like a BOY! Just plain nastie.

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Thank you Garey!!!!!

But no, you have to promise to leave the puffy vulvas out of your avatar. This also includes balls, peni or anything that excretes.

and for the video, here it is, enjoy:

http://members.cox.net/glh/cowbell.wmv

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and for the video, here it is, enjoy:

http://members.cox.net/glh/cowbell.wmv </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Classic!

Thank You!

Never seen it before. Great.

Okay, so it was more of a 22' Scarab than a 37' . (I have consulted with my homies. )

It had a wakeboard pole, so you could take it off and just go really fast or troll around with the family.

But this 20' mastercraft or something of the like would do fine. Dry, it weighs 3,050 lbs and it can tow 1,590 lbs. I don't know if I would personally ever buy a "new" boat, "used" would be the way to go. A lot of people buy them and end up selling because they don't use it.

And I really just wanted you to change your avatar. I don't know anything about boats. But I did research in good faith for your avatar change.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by garey:
i was thinking about selling the ferrari and getting a wakeboard boat for the family.
with what the h2 weighs and all, is there not just a tow limit, but a limit to what my h2 will pull out of the water on a boat ramp, and can anyone recommend a decent boat?
thanks,
gary </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

We tow a 25ft Advantage Citation with our H2. The boat weighs 4,000 pounds and we have no problems towing the boat or pulling it out of the water up a launch ramp. I don't think you'll find many wakeboard boats that weigh 4,000 pounds...unless they are full of fat chicks to make a bigger wake.

Get a hotboat instead of the wakeboard boat. There's plenty of wakeboard boats around already and it's more fun to buzz around the lakes at 70mph.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by HummerJohn:
.....it's more fun to buzz around the lakes at 70mph. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>or at 110mph to 115mph

There's nothing wrong with a 20-23' CC. Board, tube, fish, whatever you want. Plus there's not all that upholstery to deal with. Just hose it out.

Depends on where you are going to be using it. Used to have a lake house in MO and for skiing we had a 23' Cobalt but to for cruising the lake in comfort it was a 36' Formula. On that lake you needed something bigger or you got the sh!t beat out of you. Down here is a completely different story. Unless you need the room for people, 20'-23' is more than enough, but that is here. Like HummerJohn and Paragon said, you can get something to go fast. I have done over 100 Mph on the water and HOLY SH!T that is fast

wakeworld.com is a good source for wakeboarding boats. Malibu, Mastercraft, CorrectCraft are probably considered the big three, but there are many good manufacturers out there. I guess it depends on how much you want to spend.

Good luck.

thanks for all the info. tried out one of these last sunday, a hurricane 20. it was kinda small for choppy waters in san diego bay, though: .

with me and the gf: