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Torque sequence.   Failing any other source of info, start at inner most bolt and proceed in a semi circular pattern outward.

Work on your handle control skills. That's key to 32 and under.  That's why I failed so miserably at going to 32.  My skiing began its downward spiral when i went to 32.  If you don't feel that you have to, DON'T do it.

Same for me, @MDB1056I never tighten the bottom laces as they're pretty tight on my feet in that area already.  Leaves the top of my foot looking like a waffle.

I was aware of the activity, but had no idea it was sanctioned by any organization and thus unaware of records, rules, rope lengths or speeds.  Can anyone shed light on these tbings?

Edit:  I did find that IWWF lists "Cableski" as a discipline, however I could find no further info other than one sanctioned event in Sept in Germany.  Couldn't find any reference to rules.

Speaking specifically of KY, we are down to only 3 tournaments per year all sponsored by 1 club.  A few years back we had 8 over 3-4 sites.  This year our state championship had 16 entrants compared to 50+ during our heyday.   So, in this area, falling.

Since "S" has been around for over 2 years, I can't believe they would ship out a down level system.

@2ValveI bet you get few on the dwell meter.

I have a car that while not really self driving, will steer itself (staying in its lane) when cruises control us engaged.  You can override it but it requires additional steering effort.  So, the technology exists as far as the safety aspect goes.  Just lightly hold the wheel.

Delete both mapped courses.  Go into map screen and map again. Hit the button when the puck is even with the entrance gate.  Proceed down the course.  When you get close to the exit gate it will start to beep with increasing frequency.  When puck is even with the exit gate press the button again. Done!

I really can't see any downside. Are scores trending downward since SurePath has been instituted?

If there are washers between the rack plate and the pinion assembly you can try removing one from each bolt.  ("wear on the teeth")  I've seen some with and some without.

If I remember correctly,  Jamie Bueschane (sp?) was quoted as saying the ski path required for 41 off was a margin for error about the width of a garden hose.  Again that's as I recall.  Pretty narrow, but I get his point.

Cale is, and has been, perhaps the most "under the radar"  skier around.  He's just good. Take a look at his OM scores, if you're not familiar with him.

Only one lot left of 34, and at 2.5 million!  As a recent conversation with a friend of went.... there are a LOT of people with a LOT of money.  I continue to be amazed.

Which ever you choose, 3 or 4, get a CNC.

And you had to have 2 EP performances for Nationals.  Only 1 Masters for Regionals.  I think that that type of qualification was still in effect as late as 2000, maybe later.

Unrelated comment- 24.2 tricking?

I don't get enough time behind other brands/year/model to know what changes to make. 

34 36. I've heard from some pretty knowledgeable people that the optimum speed to run  really shoreline is 35.

Lowes,  Home depot, harbor freight.

Fortunately I have no experience with zebra mussels.  How big are they?  Could you cap the pipes and drill small holes to let water in but keep mussels out?

To make it easier get a hole saw with a center starter bit, not like the one pictured above.  Just easier.I

We have a floating course that was surveyed and found to be in record tolerance.  We have 3" schedule 40.  The only problem you may experience will relate to water depth.  We don't have that problem, as our depth is from 12' to 6'.

You will definitely notice a much smoother feel.  The CNC props are more precision.  Acme 422 would be a good choice.

Report back if you go that route and tell us what you think. 

@vtjc that looks like a 196.  The plug I removed was less than half that thick. ('08 196)