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2021 M240 Leans to Starboard

TRLMalibu

By TRLMalibu,
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6 hours ago, TRLMalibu said:

I’m sorry, but I never took a “before” pic because I had no idea what was wrong when it left to go back to Loudin. My main thing was they didn’t just add 500lbs of weight to the port side because then it would lean while sitting idle. 

He’s not asking for a before pic, he’s asking for an after picture to make sure he has the same/correct bracket...

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Just an update on my M240. Got it back and it is fixed. It went back to Loudin a second time and they found the swim platform brackets were the wrong ones, and apparently dragged in the water while un

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These are big wakeboats with massive props.  Every one of my G23/G21 did it.  If there is a water issue (as @ahopkinsVTX) hopefully that will cut it down but I highly doubt it will ride completely lev

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Don't get your hopes up.  Every G I have owned leaned starboard (3 total).  It is due to 17 inch prop.  I just made my custom profile of "cruising" with 250 lbs in the port ballast.  Problem solved

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18 hours ago, TRLMalibu said:

I’m sorry, but I never took a “before” pic because I had no idea what was wrong when it left to go back to Loudin. My main thing was they didn’t just add 500lbs of weight to the port side because then it would lean while sitting idle. 

I’m looking for after pics just so I can make sure there isn’t something I need to have fixed on mine.

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TRLMalibu Ballast Buddy

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Gotcha, sorry I read that wrong. I can post one here or DM me and I’ll text you one. Won’t be back to the lake for another two weeks though.

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On 8/12/2020 at 7:39 AM, BlindSquirrel said:

+1 for another auto bilge warning often on a 2019 lsv 25. 

+1 more for auto bilge warning constantly on 2019 25 LSV. Boat could be sinking and I am certain I would ignore since it happens so often. 
 

My best guess is leaking from fitting between aft hard ballast underneath PNP bags. Hard to detect when there is 750 lbs of water in them. 
 

My solution, I ordered new 2022 25 LSV!!! :-)

Looking forward to August!! 

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Slayer Waaaaay Too Many

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6 hours ago, ZephyrBlueBu said:

+1 more for auto bilge warning constantly on 2019 25 LSV. Boat could be sinking and I am certain I would ignore since it happens so often. 
 

My best guess is leaking from fitting between aft hard ballast underneath PNP bags. Hard to detect when there is 750 lbs of water in them. 
 

My solution, I ordered new 2022 25 LSV!!! :-)

Looking forward to August!! 

Very cool!!  Please do share pics of the build.  I'm interested in seeing this thing in the flesh.  

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