Hello from north Florida!

[dannyual767]

Brand new member here. I've been into PWCs since buying my first one brand new in 1994. I've been a member on PWCToday.com and ************** for many years but I recently found this forum in a thread on PWCToday.

Anyway, I've owned two '94 XPs for about a year and a half and I've got countless hours in wrench time invested in them. They were non-runners and one of them even had freeze cracked jugs . Now one runs great and the other (rebuilt top end) runs but not good. I'll get back to it when time allows.

 

[griz400]

welcome to seadooforums, lets see a pic of that ski, lol, you can even post up some pics of them yamis

 

[dannyual767]

I'll try to take some pics tomorrow and post them.

 

[dannyual767]

This is a picture from last summer during our week long Lake Murray (Columbia, SC) vacation. What a great time. The more problamatic XP was hard to start and had a bad bog off the line. Once on plane, it ran like a champ. Both XPs were an absolute blast.

 

[dannyual767]

Here are a couple more pics of the problamatic ski last summer. How about those freeze cracked jugs?

 

[griz400]

im in central florida, never had to winterize .....

 

[dannyual767]

The last two winters here in north Florida were very mild. The three prior to that were downright Siberian like! Well, from a Floridian's point of view anyway!! Jacksonville had temps in the low 20's with way too much regularity. I'm north of JAX just south of the Georgia border. I'm 1/4 mile from the beach and we were in the mid to upper 20's constantly even with that "warm" seawater keeping us a little more moderate.

If I remember correctly, one December (2010?) it was announced that Jacksonville set a record for the most days below freezing in the history of keeping temperature records!