Went out on a Saturday night cruise with friends. I think it was one of the best evenings I’ve had in my life. Family and friends. Only one missing was my middle son. Tried surfing for the first time, and it kinda worked. Small short wave, and as we expected we need more weight and a shaper. We’ll get there. 

Rio (dog) loves it out there. Always has. Tries to jump on our seadoo all the time. 
 

28 minutes ago, kylegansel said:

@justgary the injectors were just replaced two years ago. I had the old ones tested and cleaned. They were actually tested before and after they were cleaned and cleaning them did not make a difference. They were in good operating order.

That is good info, but keep in mind that it doesn't mean that one isn't hung now, or maybe a bit of crud got into one.

Update -- its been 1.5 yrs and Rust Bullet lipstick is wearing thin...so i went to a local trailer place and asked about replacing the beams indicated by red arrow (they called it the "axle"). 

they are happy to do the welding / labor for a few hundred bucks and called Malibu/Axis to buy the replacement axle's...but they were quoted $5400!!!  (2400 per axle plus 600 for shipping)  i can buy an Aluminum trailer new for $6k, so obviously i said no.

Rest of trailer is in great shape, and i only use for winter storage and occasional trips to dealer, so was hoping to just replace the important structural pieces and be done for a while.  its simply 3" square steel stock with a bend in the middle.  obviously i'd want galvanized.

Anyone know where i could get such a piece made? torsion bars are probably fine, but whatever that end-cap / adapter to the torsion bar would also need replacement. 

the trailer place had a few places they were going to call, thought i'd ask TMC for suggestions as well.  thx.

Also, maybe try draining the brake fluid and then going on a test drive to see how hot the hubs are getting.

Example of effects of power loading https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMt4J45XTBC63XJC4L6W9AiJEXZei1T7s0laKSD 

https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipMt25iEryckLe6kG5baMCLTR18xdDYv2AXyjE-- 

At this site there can still be plenty of water while on the trailer on the concrete but prop gets once a few metres out