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libertylake

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  • Preferred boat
    Mastercraft
  • Home Ski Site
    Liberty Lake
  • Real Name
    Sean Minard
  • Ski
    D3
  • State
    California
  • Tournament PB
    3@38
  • USAWS Member # or other IWWF Federation #
    700001253

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  1. It was a mistake and by the time I realized it everyone was posting to the mistake. No question.
  2. You are welcome to try mine a couple times. Just text me.
  3. On Cable style lifts you can leave bunks out of the water. You also end up with less cable in the water if cantilever style lift. On hydraulic lifts, they recommend leaving them down otherwise you build up a layer on the rams at the water level. This results in potential damage to the seal unless you clean prior to use but sometimes they will pit and it will still damage the seal. I sell Hewitt lifts and still learned the hard way. Hewitt recommends hydraulic lifts to be lowered as much as possible so the least amount of ram (chrome portion) is exposed.
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