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I got it as a backup for towing/skiing etc. I've not used it for that reason yet, but from the captains chair I have a clear view of what's behind me. Now if a skier goes way out to the sides, I'm sure they would be outside the viewing range.

I was looking for an inexpensive rear view mirror so I ordered these two items. 1. A cell phone holder that fits in a drink cup. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CGCPBH2K?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details 2. A mirror that has a swivel on the back and has a suction cup mount...

A quick follow up. I purchased a pair of adult beginner skis and have successfully got up and skied several times. The wife had no problem getting me up with our stock 150 and prop. I'll be 64 in a couple of months and can honestly say that it's the most fun and rewarding thing I done in a...

It's a 3 bladed black prop. I'm thinking aluminum but not sure. The only numbers on the prop I could find say 15 M.

Any tips or tricks to skiing behind a pontoon? I didn't grow up water skiing but I've always wanted to try it. I have a 22 ft Benny tri-toon with a Yamaha 150. I would think it would have enough power but I'm not sure. Any advice? I would like to hear from the voice of experience.

I think there is citrus oil in Goo Gone and that's what you're seeing. If it was me I would try cleaning one of the spots with Dawn dishwashing liquid, rinse well and let dry to see if it helps.

Thanks. We've been putting up the poles as we go. This is easier.

Thanks to all for your replies. I was hoping not to have to bother with the cover but it looks like that's what we're going to have to do.

How bad is daily sun on the upholstery fabric? We recently bought a Bennington Tri-Toon. When not in use, it stays up on a lift under a covered dock. The only problem is the back of the boat. It faces due west and is barely under the edge of the roof. Even being under a cover, the back couple...