Tech Talk with Jase
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Tech Talk with Jase
Hi everyone
We have started this section to try and help with any issues, service questions or mods that you might want to do to your pwc's or any questions that you have.
I have over 11 years experence in service and sales and am currently a service Technician.
If i can help please ask!
Thanks
Jase
We have started this section to try and help with any issues, service questions or mods that you might want to do to your pwc's or any questions that you have.
I have over 11 years experence in service and sales and am currently a service Technician.
If i can help please ask!
Thanks
Jase
Jase-
Number of posts : 45
Location : Whangaparaoa
Job/hobbies : Workshop Manager for pwc,setting up fast skis,racing
Registration date : 2008-10-30
How to eliminate the hobby horse effect
Hi Jase welcome aboard I thought I may hit you with a question that's probably unique to fishing from a PWC. We are over here in Aussie and have large fish boxes on the back of Yamaha fxho 160,s when they are full of fish or being used for camping full of ice, beer and food the ski tends to hobby horse because of all the weight at the stern. The trim tab setting for the bow does not really help eliminate the problem encountered at cruising speeds of around 20 knots which is quite often the most comfortable speed for the sea conditions. We have come up with a crude fix that entails the mounting of an outboard motor dolphin fin under the rear Jet plate ( see photos below ) is there a better fix ? Cheers Hoot
Aka Hooter-
Number of posts : 99
Location : Mooloolaba Australia
Registration date : 2008-10-18
Re: Tech Talk with Jase
Hi aka hooter
that is quite a clever idea,in the racing scene we normally extend the ride plate to stop the bouncing
more and more guys are starting to play with small trim tabs now on jetskis with success as skis are getting bigger and bigger.
that is quite a clever idea,in the racing scene we normally extend the ride plate to stop the bouncing
more and more guys are starting to play with small trim tabs now on jetskis with success as skis are getting bigger and bigger.
Jase-
Number of posts : 45
Location : Whangaparaoa
Job/hobbies : Workshop Manager for pwc,setting up fast skis,racing
Registration date : 2008-10-30
Re: Tech Talk with Jase
Well Hooter... I'm really impressed! What an awesome addition to the ski... Does it run well with no weight on the back? Certainly got me thinking about my future additions to mine.
Ducky-
Number of posts : 138
PWC : Seadoo GTX
Age : 49
Location : Tauranga
Job/hobbies : Jetski, kayaking, fishing, computers, mountain biking...
Humor : Very much!
Registration date : 2008-10-17
To Ducky
Hi Ducky it makes absolutely no difference to performance with no weight aft and the throttle trim works perfect it just comes into play when you load up the fish box when the factory trim becomes next to useless.
Cheers Hoot
Cheers Hoot
Aka Hooter-
Number of posts : 99
Location : Mooloolaba Australia
Registration date : 2008-10-18
towing
Hi Jase
I just got a fx140, if i wanted to tow it behind a boat do i have to block the water intake? I was thinking of a ballcock or similar
Also Can I spray inox freely around seals etc ?
I just got a fx140, if i wanted to tow it behind a boat do i have to block the water intake? I was thinking of a ballcock or similar
Also Can I spray inox freely around seals etc ?
softbaiter-
Number of posts : 517
PWC : Yammie FX140 fishing machine.
Best fish landed on your ski : 9lb Snap
Age : 45
Location : In the water / Clarks Beach
Job/hobbies : IT System Admin / fixer of anything with button and plug, servers to coffee machines
Humor : haha
Registration date : 2008-11-20
Re: Tech Talk with Jase
hey congrats on the new ski
jetskis need to have a tap put on the water intake if they are going to be towed at any speed,other wise major issues will arise
as for the inox i spray the engine bays and all the engine as well as electrics when i do services to protect everything as it doesnt swell the rubber hoses as quick as wd40 or crc
jase
jetskis need to have a tap put on the water intake if they are going to be towed at any speed,other wise major issues will arise
as for the inox i spray the engine bays and all the engine as well as electrics when i do services to protect everything as it doesnt swell the rubber hoses as quick as wd40 or crc
jase
Jase-
Number of posts : 45
Location : Whangaparaoa
Job/hobbies : Workshop Manager for pwc,setting up fast skis,racing
Registration date : 2008-10-30
Re: Tech Talk with Jase
Excellent Cheers for that Jase. I use Inox on the old mans outboard and assumed it was safe, but one never can be too sure.
Now to read the manual and find the water intake line!
Now to read the manual and find the water intake line!
softbaiter-
Number of posts : 517
PWC : Yammie FX140 fishing machine.
Best fish landed on your ski : 9lb Snap
Age : 45
Location : In the water / Clarks Beach
Job/hobbies : IT System Admin / fixer of anything with button and plug, servers to coffee machines
Humor : haha
Registration date : 2008-11-20
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