^ What he said, that might be hard to find out, not sure how we can go about finding that out. Any ideas?When you find out ? Tell the rest of us? Sounds like a 64 Dollar Question!
This would work! But then you have to figure the weight of the driver and how far their sitting to the bow or stern for it to matter in real life?Here's how you do it: take the ski off the trailer, on dry ground, place it on a large diameter (maybe 2" or 3") wooden rod at the mid point of the PWC. Slide it forward or backwards to find the point where it balances naturally.
I'm not sure how knowing the center of mass is of benefit to begin with.This would work! But then you have to figure the weight of the driver and how far their sitting to the bow or stern for it to matter in real life?
Cool sling.I asked the question because I ordered a sling/hook harness to hoist it off trailer.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007O2V7N6/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_dp_1
If link doesn't work, google this: B007O2V7N6
The reason for question is so I'd know where to place the hooks.
Definitely sounds like it could work, hopefully this is what helps the OP out.Here's how you do it: take the ski off the trailer, on dry ground, place it on a large diameter (maybe 2" or 3") wooden rod at the mid point of the PWC. Slide it forward or backwards to find the point where it balances naturally.
I asked the question because I ordered a sling/hook harness to hoist it off trailer.
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007O2V7N6/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_dp_1
If link doesn't work, google this: B007O2V7N6
The reason for question is so I'd know where to place the hooks.