MichaelGoodman

I have also seen Jason ski with this handle and he is a beast a great skier I think he is ranked 3 or 4 in mens 3

His handle is really interesting.

Looks like where he was chopping weeds may have been for the path the jumpers were taking.

With sure path the job is fairly straight forward

I bought a new engine from @Mastercrafter found him to be a great guy every thing was as advertised I replaced a engine that had about 1700 hours that ran fine the new engine he sold me has been great and I have already put about 140 hours on it

@cruznskiWas it closed due to low water?

Skied and took course out Friday 11/11 water 55 air highsixties great fall skied all fall in a Camero shorty was perfectlycomfortable. Plymouth Ma

@Skiphreak I am in Plymouth Ma I have a insta slalom I might sell if interestedgive me a call at 508-400-9216

Must be your daughter driving

I bought the other engine and just installed it and got running this week have not put in the water yet but it sounds and runs great on a hose. Should go in the water this weekend. The engine was as advertised and @Mastercrafter could not have been more helpful during and after the sale a real stand up guy who I did not know before buying the engine. He went above and beyond answering any questions I had during the install. The transfer was very straight forward into a 2014 Mastercraft only glitches were had to change some wiring plugs the new engine is a 2018 old was 2014.

I once had a contest with a buddy on who good do the most balls in a row. Spinning at both ends nonstop at 41 off in the mini course. He did a 100 going first I ended up with a hundred plus thought I was going to die after 50 but kept on going. If I had gone first would have had my ass kicked. My buddy was hardly breathing hard when he stopped, he just figured he did enough that I would not beat him. I can only imagine how many the Ross boys could do non-stop.

Hope you stay on this site always enjoy your posts. Sorry to hear you have to stop skiing.

@19AmericanSkier85 I have skied in conditions like that before kind of like banging your head against the wall feels good when you stop.

Tried skiing in a course for the first time at 30 years old was able to make full passes on first set not sure of the speed probably was 30 mph. Set course up following spring and started skiing fairly regularly when conditions would allow (big public lake lots of wind and boats and could not ski before 9 AM of after 7 PM ran first 32 off in a tournament when I dropped down to 34 MPH at 35 years old (ran it in a tournament way before in practice due to better drivers and conditions) Ran 32 off in tournament at least one set for the next 20 years or so. Took me until age 55 to run 35 off only did it once and it was in practice but with Z0 and a rated driver. Best tournament score is 3.5 at 35 off. Now I am 65 ran a bunch of 5 at 32 off last year did not run it at 34 MPH ran a best of 4 at 35 off 32MPH. Never had any real coaching for the most part which I think really hurt especially early on when I formed tons of bad habits.

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