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The boat usually travels at a speed of 17-25 km/h.

it was called skurfing,

Im going to take a stab in the dark here not knowing exactly what type of watercraft your talking about and tell you that it sounds like you have either a fuel starvation to the engine caused by dirty carbs or a bad vent line or blocked vent line to the fuel tank which is also causing a fuel starvation, both which can lead to an engine seizure.

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• Make sure the person you put in charge of the rope knows how important their job is.
• Always keep a toolbox on board with a knife to cut lines / ropes. You may want to start shopping atToolSource.
• When in salty water swimming a boat out of shallow water wear shoes in case you come across an oyster bed.
• Keep a marine first aid kit on board to patch feet cut on oyster beds.
• When your kneeboard/wakeboard rope is cut or broken you can use a regular ski rope and just shorten it. It works like a charm.

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You can buy water-skiing equipment at local stores or on the internet.

for 6 people or less there should be a 6,000 lb. break strength.

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Many beaches have soft, sandy bottoms so you don't need water shoes. Every so often though, I snorkel where the bottom is rocky or has turtelgrass or coral bits or something. I would recommend you research the beach where you will be snorkeling to see what the bottom is like. When in doubt, bring water shoes along just in case.

Is the bilge working properly or is their excess water in the hull could be causing a short

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The different types of water-skis are: combination pairs, slalom skis (one ski), and trick skis. Combination pairs are the most popular type and are used by beginners due to the ease of their use. Slalom skis are more advanced than combination pairs, which make them more difficult to learn. Good thing about them is that you can reach a greater speed with them and making sharp turns. Trick skis are used by individuals who want perform all kinds of tricks (jumping, spinning, and other tricks).

sounds like you hydro locked it and possibly blew out a reed in your engine intake or worse, you may have bent a crank rod. But before you go tearing it apart make sure all the water is out of motor and theres none in the fuel tank then put in a new set of plugs and see what happens,

A6: Absolutely. Kids, just like adults, can enjoy water-skiing. It is advised that they start at slow speed and use two skis.

You should definitely not ski in places where there are a lot of boats, as this can be very dangerous due to high risk of collision. In addition, you should not water-ski near the shore or in shallow water.

Individuals can water-ski anywhere with a large body of water (lakes, rivers, oceans, etc.).

Here is a video that will teach you how to kneeboard:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sfxK_oP5kw

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