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I have one of these lil pontoons. It’s pretty awesome

Jamie Gaspard with pure adrenaline charters out of Fourchon. You will not be disappointed. He gives it 110% every time.

I have the 21 defender max crew and it’s been great. So much better than my 14 ranger 900 crew… at least so far. Built much more solid and it rides fantastic. Seats are very comfortable as well. Cousin has the mule and it seems to be a very good bike as well. Have only ridden on it a couple times but it’s comfortable and seems well put together. He claims to love it. I don’t think you can go wrong either way.

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Announcers stated at least a half dozen times the receiver was supposed to stop the route because of where the LB was. (Stop in the hole of the zone) Had the LB rushed, he (wr) would have been supposed to continue the route. Max threw the ball as the latter. Miscommunication, but it is on Max.

I have a Polaris ranger 900 that is giving me some kind of electrical issue I can’t figure out for the life of me. It will be running fine then all the sudden lose all power and just idle. Very little if any response with the accelerator. It will then get to the point where it won’t even idle or start. If I take the ground off the battery post and leave it overnight it clears up and runs fine again for a while (maybe a few minutes or a few days) until it does it again. I have checked every wire and connection I can think of and can’t find any issue. I’m at a loss. Anyone ever have a problem like this before and can point me in the right direction?

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If that’s the only hull damage, that won’t be bad to have fixed at all. There are many places that do that kind of work. Not sure if the motor has water damage, but sounds like even if it does, you could repower with the money and still have some left over after hull repairs to upgrade electronics.

It looks that way because it is still curing. It will even out in a few days. It takes standard concrete 28 days to reach full strength. The first few days it will look funny while it is reacting and therefore curing.

Pump dry and dig deeper til you get to the desired depth or you hit clay. Hopefully you will hit clay as this is what you will need to line the pond to seal it. I would suggest having a soil sample or rent a skid steer with an auger and drill to a depth of about 10’ below bottom of pond. That will give you a much better idea of what needs to be done, once you know what the soil is the next 10 feet

Edited to add, you will want to put at 2’ thick or so layer of clay the whole way and side so that pond will hold water.