Ronnie
Jetboaters Fleet Admiral
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- 2010
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I bought through Amazon, probably paid too much but it was very convenient and delivery was the day after I placed the order.
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I am thinking the same thing but there are more than 14 cushions and the large curved ones in the bow are supposed to be the hardest to deal with. So I may do two or three of the smaller ones a day instead because it may take more than one session. To do the larger cushions, especially the curved ones. I also need to a lot time to cutting two to four new baseboards out of plywood.I would set micro-goals to complete the seats. One cushion a day would get you done in 2 weeks?
I agree when compared to the price of the higher end magma grills but not when compared to the $50 I paid for my current grill. Not really a fair comparison though since I bought my current grill new in package from a private party (he won it at a company raffle).Seems like a good price to me Ronnie!
I agree when compared to the price of the higher end magma grills but not when compared to the $50 I paid for my current grill. Not really a fair comparison though since I bought my current grill new in package from a private party (he won it at a company raffle).
here is a pic of the two grills and tables for size comparison. Bonus in that the new grill is a lot lighter as well.
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Yes the new Q should allow the mount to directly connect to it and the shelf hangs off the front.Right on! So the rod holder mount screws onto the base of the new Q and stays attached while the tray just hangs onto the grill when mounted? I guess the Q will not fit in one of their bags with the rod holder / swivel mount attached?
I've had my Ark750 for almost 2 years and the tires have not held up. I've already replaced one wheel because the tire was coming off the rim, and now I noticed the tires are splitting from the weight. Another aspect I'm not happy about is that it seems to lean, no matter how I adjust the leg. Might change it out to something else. It's never bee stored outside or subjected to saltwater.I'm not too happy with my Ark. It makes weird noises at times and has rusted quicker than a cheapo west marine jack.
Thank you this post though, I have been meaning to reach out to them to see if any warranty. They do not list warranty on their site.
I decided to replace my trailer (2010 galvanized MFI trailer) with the one that came with the donor boat (2017 painted shorelander). Now I need to start swapping parts like the tires and rims, bunk boards, ramp n clamp and trailer houses as well as trailer camera. However I’m going to replace the stock trailer Jack and don’t want another Fulton f2. So I ordered this one instead, based on reviews I read here. $390.41 via Amazon delivered, not inexpensive at all but worth it if it lives up to the hype. This may be the last trailer Jack I ever buy, unless the f2 on my Waverunner trailer fails, in which case I will buy another ark trailer Jack, just the lower capacity version.
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Wow, I should have asked for reviews from this forum. The wheels look stronger than those that come on the oem or Fulton F2, they are definitely heavier. If I start having wheel problems in the first two years, or any design/mfg issues, I will feel like this is overpriced/just not worth what they charge/what I paid.I love this jack. If you’re pushing it around a lot though, I would recommend lowering it all the way. On my first one the inner tube got bent, I think by pulling it with the truck before fully retracted. User error, trying to man handle it rather than fixing the problem correctly. I bought a 2nd jack identical.
Edit: I just read the posts above. Sounds like it’s good that I saved the wheels and a couple other things from my first jack.
Wow, I should have asked for reviews from this forum. The wheels look stronger than those that come on the oem or Fulton F2, they are definitely heavier. If I start having wheel problems in the first two years, or any design/mfg issues, I will feel like this is overpriced/just not worth what they charge/what I paid.
I really like it and haven’t had any wheel problems. 2 years on my first one - till my cousin bent it. All season in gravel with boat loaded. And Oct to May on concrete.Wow, I should have asked for reviews from this forum. The wheels look stronger than those that come on the oem or Fulton F2, they are definitely heavier. If I start having wheel problems in the first two years, or any design/mfg issues, I will feel like this is overpriced/just not worth what they charge/what I paid.