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@slow ... When you put the 4 blade on she slaloms just as well as any other 200. It is a 6.2L by the way.

Whats up Ballers, the time has come to part ways with my 2016 Nautique 200 Closed Bow, This boat has been amazing for the past 2 years and pulled countless PBs ... It also pulled Ryan Dodds 254' World Record!!! -2016 CB Nautique 200 -6.2L H6 Direct Injected -270 Hours -Fully Loaded (all the bells and whistles) -3 Blade Jump prop & 4 Blade prop -Ramlin single axle trailer -She's only ever tasted 93 octane -boat is located in Orlando FL -Approved by Ryan Dodd as a beast jump boat! -Guaranteed to make you jump further! -If you are interested please shoot me a message, if you know someone who is looking, feel free to share my contact information. Email: ZackWorden200@gmail.com Phone: 386-801-9231 -Zack Worden B)

@fu_man ... depends on the type of weeds your working with. If its something that isn't extremely invasive, then the cutting and removing the weeds can be pretty effective with out a lot of maintenance. If it's something that tends to spread rather quickly then the weed cutting and removing it is a great head start when you add fish / chemicals / die to help with weed prevention. Makes it more manageable. Take Lapoints lake in Orlando for example, terrible weed problem, we came in and removed the heavy stuff as deep as we could (4-5 ft below the surface) and Lapoint got enough fish in there to maintain the results. It is now one of the clearest / cleanest lakes I've worked on in Orlando. With out any issues from when we originally cut almost 2 years ago.

If you are in the Central Florida area, give us a shout and we can see if we can help with the never ending battle #WarOnWeeds zackworden200@gmail.com

Or just call Jt or I and we can cut them out for you!!! Just gotta get the Big-Rig out west lol

@jaypro ... Just now seeing this post, but might as well add my input. To date: 3 ACL replacements .... first surgery I used my hamstring for a new ACL ... was working great until I over worked in the gym, and then being dumb tried to squat to much ... collapsed on the squat and re-tore the ACL ... Second surgery I used my quad for my new ACL ... And I love it, my ACL feels extremely strong, this was all on my right knee (5 months apart). Recovery time from the 2nd surgery was about 10months, (jumped 200 a malibu open 10 months post opt) Then the 3rd knee surgery (left knee). took the quad route again ... I got more aggressive with my rehab and off the water training ... jumped my first pro event 6 months post opp. All and all, I still have knee pain, my cartilage is pretty toast, but i elected to keep my torn cartilage in there rather than pull it all out and have bone on bone issues. I have good days and bad days, but my knee stability is very strong, my ACLs feel very solid. With enough adrenaline and advil I'm still jumping far with no problems. So take your rehab extremely serious, if they ask for 90-degrees of range of motion, give time 100-degrees, keep the rest of your body fit, get a solid knee brace (CTI) and you'll be having fun on the water in no time! Zack Worden