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Yamaha surf wake wedge reveal!!! Warning pic heavy

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This is the moment that everyone has all been waiting for, the patent pending Yamaha wake surf wedge introduced by Gantlin products. This device is to redirect the jet flow into the wake so we can make good use of the wave that these boats can make.

Everyone has seen the wake pictures so now I am going to detail the installation. The beauty of this product is that it is removable and can be installed in minutes!! Did I mention that there are no holes to drill into the hull at all... the only bad thing currently it is only offered for 06-08 SX210/AR210/ 212X/212SS and 07-09 AR230/SX230....model years may vary we will need to see the back swim deck to verify. Newer model wedges are being built now for testing. ( I already have volunteers )

What will be received with the purchase of a wake wedge will be the following brackets and pins for installation on the boat. The large aluminum bracket will use the existing holes that mount the bottom bracket on the ladder and supplied longer stainless steel button head cap screws to tighten everything back up.

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Next you will need to slide the long side of the bracket into the trailer tie down loop

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next we will need to slide the small side of the wedge into the bracket that we bolted onto the ladder,


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Now we need to slide the long pin thru the hole to secure the wedge at this point.

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Next we slide the collar over the long end of the wedge to take the room up in the tie down hook and pin it into place.


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This completes the install.



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Ok now that the product is installed let me tell you about some of the features. Notice the spring clamp, that is so we can use the ladder for re-boarding. Just unclamp and swing the wing down. On the back side of the wedge there is a turn buckle so adjustments can be made to block more flow of the jet or let a little more by. All components are stainless steel, galvanized, aluminum, or plastic so the wedge is full water worthy.


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I am sure I am missing a lot and @sx210owner or myself can answer any questions that anyone else would have. These units are going to sell for $880.00 to anyone not on the forum but forum members will get a discount and can be had for $800.00.

Happy surfing to everyone from Myself and Mark!!
 
Also a FYI we install it when we want to surf ,and take it off when we are done , all while we float in the water !!!! So use your boat just like your use to , and install , surf , uninstall , it's so simple !!!!
 
We put one on #buckbuck boat , and with stock 212 ballast and 3 adults and one rider we got a awesome wave !!!
 
212x stock ballast described as above.

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only addition was our wake wedge.

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Ugh, not to split hairs. . . . . but I think the word you are looking for is "Reveal". . . . . http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reveil

p.s. So, what is the ETA for the 2014 AR . . . . ?



LOL, yep...it was a long trip home and I wanted to get it posted. Too late now.

ETA on the new wedge mounting bracket 1-2 weeks. The tow hook is mounted at an angle and the other challenge is the lower swim deck. Also another small issue is we will have to drill 2 holes into the ladder bracket to mount. not a huge deal, I just want it to be known up front.
 
LOL, yep...it was a long trip home and I wanted to get it posted. Too late now.

ETA on the new wedge mounting bracket 1-2 weeks. The tow hook is mounted at an angle and the other challenge is the lower swim deck. Also another small issue is we will have to drill 2 holes into the ladder bracket to mount. not a huge deal, I just want it to be known up front.
Nice looking product!!!

You can edit your thread title by going to the top right of the thread there is a drop down that says "Thread Tools".
 
If you're looking for a test dummy with a '14 242LS.... /raisehand
 
Nice looking product!!!

You can edit your thread title by going to the top right of the thread there is a drop down that says "Thread Tools".


You would figure after 1000+ posts I would know how to do that...LOL.... Thanks!!
 
Here is a picture of the AR 230 with full ballast.

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and Mark on it.


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Interesting....

It would fit my boat. For $800, though, I don't think I would be a customer. Admirer, yes, though.
 
How well does it work without ballast?

How much ballast would I need to use it?
 
another from the water
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What about goofy?
 
here is Jerry behind mine 210 !!!!
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How well does it work without ballast?

How much ballast would I need to use it?


This weekend we can try it without ballast @Bruce and get you a picture. I bet it would work great with just 4-6 people weight all loaded to the surf side.
 
What about goofy?


Yep same way just mount on other side. We would need to know goofy or regular so I can have it preassembled for you in that orientation.
 
Both sides on just to show...

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Yep same way just mount on other side. We would need to know goofy or regular so I can have it preassembled for you in that orientation.
So, it can be alternated...is it doable on the water?
 
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