Reply With QuoteNo grate. He has a loader. Pics are at the bottom of page 1. That rock still looks like it had to go through side ways to get in there.
How did a rock that big get thru the grate???..........MP
No grate. He has a loader. Pics are at the bottom of page 1. That rock still looks like it had to go through side ways to get in there.
Sure does look like it had to go in sideways. I'm surprised he didn't mention a vibration. That rock should have been shaking his boat like a 50-cent hotel bed.
No grate. He has a loader. Pics are at the bottom of page 1. That rock still looks like it had to go through side ways to get in there.
Should I get a grate or stay with the loader?
Sure does look like it had to go in sideways. I'm surprised he didn't mention a vibration. That rock should have been shaking his boat like a 50-cent hotel bed.
No shaking at all, just when I got on the gas and the boat stop moving forward is the only time it vibrated
Should I get a grate or stay with the loader?
Just stay away from shallow, rocky places.
Just stay away from shallow, rocky places.
Thanks squirt I'll do that.
Gotta agree, that's a freakish occurence. I'm happy with the loader, I just have to be careful, especially hitting reverse in rocky areas.
Pull the bowl.... betcha sucked rocks
We have a winner!!!!!
Aren't you glad you have a set-back pump? Makes maintenance and such so much easier.
Loaders seem to let the perfect size rock thru that gets stuck in the impeller. Like Smokin said, it should of had a pretty good vibration.
I keep telling myself to replace my loader with a stock grate. :boxingguy
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