If you are like many of us, you have walked out to the boat after cleaning it up and peeked in at the aging polypropylene and wished you could do it yourself and save a bundle. This article should shed a little light on that subject. Using readily available tools, a trip or two to the large wharehouse of home improvement, and a little ingenuity, you could be enjoying crisp new threads; and these don't need ironing. Big thanks to Rick DeMotte for documenting his work on a very worthwhile upgrade.

Recently, the age and condition of my tube chassis trailer became apparent.  Maybe it was the holes forming around the brake line grommets, maybe it was the rust falling out of the rear of the channel, or maybe it was the hole I punched through the tube with an ink pen while inspecting a bubble under the paint.  Whatever the reason, I absolutely DID NOT want to spend a fortune on a trailer.  I watched the typical craigslist and ebay or anything, but nothing to my liking came along.  I was left with the dismal conclusion that I needed to purchase a new trailer; and after pricing some previously, it was not a conclusion I wanted to see through.

With the winter coming to a close, I know there are some of you with upgrades and additions you made to your wakeboats you can't wait to show off.   I want to see them, and show them off for you.  Please drop me a line with information on your wakeboats and maybe a photo or two.  I would love to do a writeup.

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