not that it is impossible, but it is SUPER unstable. It will be nothing but suffering. I have 2022 Trixx, trust me I know :D

Can I get a vid of his Jetski setup

these are actually not linq systems, they're home made! they connect with turnbuckles

@@WeTryMotorsports thank you

@@Rkhoi check out the how-to and make videos of it. you'll enjoy it!

I did actually in a later video lol, if you're in shape it works but if you're not... don't fall off lol!

@@WeTryMotorsports link to that video? I'd like to see.

@@jetguyfly1 go to my channel go to videos it's probably only about 15 of them down

@@jetguyfly1 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bK9pq5yp1crFfZ8.html

that might be a little difficult to carry the gear. I suppose anything is possible. I would choose a fish pro but if you only had enough for a spark then why not

Great lol

@@WeTryMotorsports building one this weekend

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Hey thanks for watching! I guess I can highlight it in another video but I used stainless everything - I did use a nut on the eye bolts. This was also with washers up top, a smaller washer with a lock washer down below, then the nut. Where the step is supposed to be, I threaded in a small eye bolt (on the right). Then I used turnbuckles to hold everything to the ski. A total of 3 turnbuckles. It's very solid... Aside from one time I launched myself off a large wave, landed sideways and my rig fell off haha.

I use the already pre drilled holes on the back of the ski on each side. I sandwiched the hull with stainless hardware. The eyebolt on the bottom, I threaded in a stainless eyebolt that matched the step area.

@@WeTryMotorsports hows are they holding up ?

@@rosariofalzone5008 mint. the turnbuckles are designed to loosen and tighten as needed. no damage to the hull and no problems so far. The only issue I had is when I fell off the ski and the system dropped but I did not lose anything. it's in one of my videos lol

1996 Polaris SLT780. It was a 3 seater. It was a bit more stable than the spark but less degree of tipping point.

@We Try Motorsports so the sl750 I'm looking at would be a bit less stable than that slt 780, since it's 1 foot shorter in length and has a 2 inch narrower beam. How would you compare the stability to a kayak? I've kayaked before and hated it way too tippy, I've been in a cabelas pond prowler boat and it wasn't bad and has nearly the same dimensions in terms of length and width as the older polaris

@@Catboy-hr2qp it's less tippy than a kayak but it has a higher center of gravity so the higher you are on the vessel it starts to become unstable. I never really felt unstable on the spark, but I have tipped over one time. only because I was being an idiot lol. anyways best way to find out is to try really.

@We Try Motorsports yep I've never jet skiid or fished from one before but hopefully this will give me a chance to try it without dumping a ton of money

@@Catboy-hr2qp giddy up!! give it a try and let us know how it goes