tlhjax

I do safety inspections and driver (aka "pilot") training at organizations/facilities that have water ski activities or programs. During the classroom activities, I review best practices related to safety. This covers the boat, the equipment, the drivers, the dock, fueling, etc. Anything and everything that you could think about that can go wrong and how to mitigate. I want to add to my discussion and training, real pictures of injuries as well as how they happened. I'll take any pictures that you are willing to share but of most interest is pictures of the driver being lassoed when a slalom skier loads and pops the handle. I've seen it happen before and I've seen the injuries. I just don't have any pictures. So again, any injury photo you have that you can share with me please do. And do understand that I will use them in my training so if you don't want anyone to see it, then don't send. But if you do send a photo, please give me some details on when and how it happened. Also, I can blur out the face in the picture if you like. Just tell me to do so and I will. Thanks in advance for anything you have and can share. My email is tlhjax@comcast.net

As for calling, having trouble getting anyone to pick up phone anywhere these days.. CC.. PCM... Borg Warner... Plus, if I'm not buying a $90K boat, not many folks want to talk to me. LOL. I submitted web form for Fantastic Finish Marine and it came back with invalid address. I called and left a VM asking for Joe to call. Heather called me back in like 30 seconds. Joe then got on the phone and is gonna get me the parts. Thx!

yes.. I've already had to chase the ball bearing around in the hull once.. don't want to do that again.

TY Orlando76. I just emailed them.

I'm having trouble finding a source for a Borg-Warner shift lever, spring and ball. This is specifically for the 71C direct drive but I suspect it is the same lever, spring and ball for other models. Discount Inboard Marine doesn't carry. I've emailed PCM and Borg but no responses as of yet. Any help is appreciated.