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I would if I were you. ive worn my carhart bibs and a stocking hat before. that was one of the best days ever with some yami friends
 
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First day with our first boat. Very excited to see it on the water.Misner Mayhem 1.jpg
 
Mine's the one in the middle. ;)

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Mines the one on the trailer. :D

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@PEARCE The pulling power of a tundra I am sure it will no problem!!
 
Just like the space shuttle. It will pull it… once.
 
Yep! My thinking exactly! :winkingthumbsup"
 
One of my favorites. This is on Lake Michigan during the Chicago Loop Cruise many years ago. 007's boat is much further away from me than it looks. It was rough waters that day, but the Yamis did great!

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Don't spin much anymore, but someone captured this pic during a spin a few years ago.

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So what are the steps involved in performing a "spin move?" Do you just go WOT and pull the wheel hard to one side or the other?
 
So what are the steps involved in performing a "spin move?" Do you just go WOT and pull the wheel hard to one side or the other?
This is how I do it.

Start out slow till you get a feel for it and your passengers are ready for it. Get going at a good speed in a straight line. Don't be doing this in choppy conditions either. Decide which way you want to turn and drop the throttle on the motor that will be on the inside of the turn to neutral. Once you do that crank the wheel hard over and hold on. Once you hit the 180 done hit the throttle on the inside motor to power out of it. You'll come almost to a stop and throw a wall of water in the process. It's a blast! Be sure your passengers are aware of what you're doing and that they are holding on good. It'll throw them out of their seats if they're not.
 
I remember those days, young kids all bundled up, bound and determined to take the new boat for a spin. That was 2 or 3 boats and more than a decade ago for me. Looks like a lot of fun! Good looking boat too!
 
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Launching for our test drive and 2nd time out a couple weeks ago from Egmont Key.
 
IMG_20140405_115909_940.jpg One of my least favorites. Still parked..Maybe this weekend... I can dream..
 
She looks in unbelievable condition.. Great job! @Dough
 
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