nautiquenewbie's New SV211

[nautiquenewbie]

:D Our dealer Kevin Monson; Son Watersports, was right on the money. This boat is incredible. Its our first boat, even though we grew up on a Mastercraft, the design, build and reputation of Nautique sold us. Was worried about the ride in white caps, but it has passed that test with flying colors. I am a converted salom skier to wakeboard. The wake is good for salom, but much better for boarding. It is a heavy boat. So taking it in and out of the garage can be a little bit of a workout. But then again we put my truck along side it in the double garage, so it has to be put in just right. Oh yeah...it does have the heater, dock lights, limited edition pkg and a center ballast. Have not needed the tank yet though.

[Nautiqueman]

Great looking rig! Kool to see one without the tower.

AWESOME!!!

[Rick]

To ease putting it away I use Wheel dollies from Harbor Freight. I have a dual axle and I put it in the center of the garage jack it up put dollies under the wheels and then push it to where I want it. I am 250# so I can move a SN all by myself. A 211 might require a couple more bodies.

[AirJeff]

nautiquenewbie

Where do you ride? We're out in Lake Olson and Demontrville (in Lake Elmo) most of the time.

[NautiqueJeff]

Looks great! There's just something about a black hull...

[SGY]

Freakin' awesome looking boat. I'm jealous.

[BigBald]

got any pics or websites of the Dollies....is it www.harborfreight.com??? I will be looking to get something like that next summer for ease of use in a new side entry garage.

[efox]

Northern tool also has them. I move a 5000# BUick around on them too.

[wake_fun]

NICE!

[Rick]

Here is the link for the dollies.

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=38959

[ag4ever]

I've got four of those, and used them when I had an '01 cobra that had engine problems. I was able to push the car into the corner of the garage and not loose too much space. The only problem with them is the casters can get stck and not rotate freely, then it goes what ever direction it wants to, not where you want it. Also to get them under the wheel you have to jack up the tire slide them under, and then drop the tire on it.

I am personally thinking about getting the ones from griots garage, but they are much more expensive. They have a jack up feature built in, and are rated for more load.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?L1=L1_3000&L2=L2_3030&SKU=77731