03-31-2013, 02:12 PM
It would be nice to know if a person could go home clean it and dry it for the appropriate amount of time and then be okay but how do you prove you did it? I thought you had to go through cleaning when you left the contaminated area.
When you take the class please keep this thread in mind and remember to inform us. Idaho is more in the game with keeping them out, not dealing with a problem area.
I talked to to the company who made my boat. They are looking into what a 140 degree pressure on the Maxxon tubes would do. They were not wild about anyone shooting them with that kind of heat and PSI. The thickness of my pontoons are much heavier than most. If they are worried about it I am more than worried. I don't want any part of a wash by one of the check station personnel. I am not saying that those people lack in intelligence, I am saying they lack in giveadamn about my boat. Ron
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When you take the class please keep this thread in mind and remember to inform us. Idaho is more in the game with keeping them out, not dealing with a problem area.
I talked to to the company who made my boat. They are looking into what a 140 degree pressure on the Maxxon tubes would do. They were not wild about anyone shooting them with that kind of heat and PSI. The thickness of my pontoons are much heavier than most. If they are worried about it I am more than worried. I don't want any part of a wash by one of the check station personnel. I am not saying that those people lack in intelligence, I am saying they lack in giveadamn about my boat. Ron
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