How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
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How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
You aren't supposed to use the clips on the sides and we don't have any eye clips so what is the safest way to attach the ropes? I don't want them getting mixed in the propeller. I've read to use the ball to help lift the rope up and also to let other boaters know there is a person in the water, but I can't find anything on exactly how to do this, even on u-tube. Where to tie it up and how to tie it up. I appreciate any help. Thanks.
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Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
Install a tow bar, period.
Broken Arrow Ok
2014 G3 Suncatcher
115 Yamaha 4 stroke
Paradise Cove Marina on Ft. Gibson Lake
2014 G3 Suncatcher
115 Yamaha 4 stroke
Paradise Cove Marina on Ft. Gibson Lake
Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
BY all means a tow bar is the way to go but if your budget is low or you are just getting started, you can pull from a lifting eye on one or both of your pontoons. We did it from one side of ski boats in the sixties before we knew we couldn't do that. 
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Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
We use this:
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... OgodHCgAnw
And attach it to the eyes on the pontoons that your trailering strap attach to.
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... OgodHCgAnw
And attach it to the eyes on the pontoons that your trailering strap attach to.
2014 Premier Gemini 201
Tow Vehicle: 2019 F-150
Home Port: Newfound Lake, NH
Tow Vehicle: 2019 F-150
Home Port: Newfound Lake, NH
Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
We use a similar one, but it has a pulley to allow the tube to be slung outside of the wake easier.Coldbrew wrote:We use this:
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... OgodHCgAnw
And attach it to the eyes on the pontoons that your trailering strap attach to.
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... -2946.html
Kim and Steve
2003 Lowe Suncruiser Trinidad 222
2003 Yamaha 90hp 4-stroke
2008 Toyota Tundra 5.7
Spend most of our time on Lake Eufaula
2003 Lowe Suncruiser Trinidad 222
2003 Yamaha 90hp 4-stroke
2008 Toyota Tundra 5.7
Spend most of our time on Lake Eufaula
Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
Love it! I think I'll get that one next season.OK Toon wrote:We use a similar one, but it has a pulley to allow the tube to be slung outside of the wake easier.Coldbrew wrote:We use this:
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... OgodHCgAnw
And attach it to the eyes on the pontoons that your trailering strap attach to.
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... -2946.html
2014 Premier Gemini 201
Tow Vehicle: 2019 F-150
Home Port: Newfound Lake, NH
Tow Vehicle: 2019 F-150
Home Port: Newfound Lake, NH
Re: How do you tie up the lines for tubing?
X2 I also cut up a noodle and put on the rope (saddle) to keep it from sinking into the prop.Coldbrew wrote:Love it! I think I'll get that one next season.OK Toon wrote:We use a similar one, but it has a pulley to allow the tube to be slung outside of the wake easier.Coldbrew wrote:We use this:
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... OgodHCgAnw
And attach it to the eyes on the pontoons that your trailering strap attach to.
http://www.cozydays.com/pool-beach/tow- ... -2946.html
2007 Suntracker Rengency Limited Party Barge 25ft 135HP
Central Coast Calif.
There is one thing that is for sure. That there will always be change.
Central Coast Calif.
There is one thing that is for sure. That there will always be change.
