River jonesy
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How do I fix my sugar sand from bouncing like a dolphin While accelerating
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My 18’ sugar sand boat dolphins how to fix
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Stomp10
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@River jonesy Hello and welcome to the forum!
I must apologize for such a late response. I have been up to my elbows on my own Sugar Sand restoration this summer and missed this post up until now. I started a discussion on this in January in the Sugar Sand section of the forum. I was attempting to get an open discussion going on the topic. The thread sat there for several months before anyone chimed in.
That thread can be found here, if you haven't already found it:
Also another thread on this topic can be found here:
It would seem that the Place diverter is the way to go and will be the way I go too if I ever get that far.
Its a great product. Not cheap either but seems to be the best solution.
Anyways, a belated welcome aboard to you!
I must apologize for such a late response. I have been up to my elbows on my own Sugar Sand restoration this summer and missed this post up until now. I started a discussion on this in January in the Sugar Sand section of the forum. I was attempting to get an open discussion going on the topic. The thread sat there for several months before anyone chimed in.
That thread can be found here, if you haven't already found it:
Also another thread on this topic can be found here:
It would seem that the Place diverter is the way to go and will be the way I go too if I ever get that far.
Its a great product. Not cheap either but seems to be the best solution.
Anyways, a belated welcome aboard to you!
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I'd feel bad but it looks like he never even signed back in after making his initial post,
Stomp10
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@Scottintexas Ah well, maybe he'll come back after the email alert.
I'm still playin' catchup in a lot of ways on the forums myself.
Nearing the end of this restoration. Didn't make it before the end of season up here in the frozen north but, next year is looking real good for me now!
I'm still playin' catchup in a lot of ways on the forums myself.
Nearing the end of this restoration. Didn't make it before the end of season up here in the frozen north but, next year is looking real good for me now!
