Thank you haugy
Hoyt CRX 35
Thank you haugy
Hoyt CRX 35
By the way, do not use an extended pylon for tubing. It will snap the main pylon and most likely hurt someone in the process. Those pylons are designed for only a rearward load, and a slight lateral load. Thus the big cable to the bow. Pulling a tube with g-forces puts a lot of load on the pylon.
I'd advise against it.
Thanks for the input on the extended pylon. I have heard of people using them for tubers, but everyone on the forum is telling me don't do it. I believe I just won't do it. Thanks again.
Sweaver
Congrats. My first boat was an '89 comp. Theres alot of comp owners on here with tons of knowledge for help.
88 Supra Comp ts6m