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Thank you so much. That's how we felt when we visited - relaxed. I know I only covered the touristy areas in the video, but I figured there were tons of cool places to visit away from the touristy stuff. A baseball game sounds amazing to watch on a warm summer evening as the sun sets in the distance. Well, as long as the mosquitos aren't too bad. Haha. Thank you for watching and for the nice comments.

Hi - As of this reply, the ct.gov website (portal.ct.gov/-/media/deep/boating/boating_guide/boaterguidepdf.pdf) says the speed limit on Gardner Lake is 6mph between sunset to 8am, but PWCs can't operate past sunset. There are also some no-wake zones. For your second question, the ct.gov website (portal.ct.gov/deep/boating/certification/who-needs-a-certifcate) says a valid PWC certificate is accepted for non-residents from reciprocal states - NY, MA, RI or NH. The site mentions some exceptions like if you own property in CT or your PWC is registered in CT.

@@MarkDHall thank you very much

Thank you and thanks for watching!

Hi - You need to put in the fluid type your manual says to use.

Matt suggests checking the vacuum first.

Ok, thanks.

But what vacuum pressure I'm I looking for?

Hi - It was on the car when Matt bought it.

Thank you so much for the comment. It was a great event, and the weather was pretty nice too - especially the last few days. Thank you for watching!

Hi - Yes, it gave it a lot better throttle response in the mid to upper RPM range. That said, if you're not in the 3500+ RPM range much, it probably wouldn't help much.

@@MarkDHall thanks, i have a small solid roller 355 with comp ported afr 195s, the rpm air gap is matched to a 1206 but ive looked at that intake and its a little lower and where i shift around 7 it should help and fit under the stock z hood

@@jayleno5652 Yeah, they definitely help at the higher RPMs. Plus it gives it great throttle response. The downside is they're taller, and it didn't fit under the hood and we had to get an air cleaner with a smaller diameter to fit.

Thank you for watching, and I'm glad it helped. I love these tops because they're perfect for exactly what you described. They also work great in the spring/fall (here in New England) when it's chilly and the seats tend to get covered in dew. Nothing worse than sliding into the seat and having to go to work with a wet butt. Haha.

@@MarkDHall hey I’m in New England too. So I know how the weather can change.

Just replied to your other comment. I just replied to that one and apologize if you asked about the soft top there because I didn't answer your question if you did. We never put this top over the soft top because we found that this one worked good enough by itself. For this Jeep, I think it would probably be a little too tight because there's always a little space around the doors in the "normal-use" mode. I'm pretty sure for Matt's top in the other video it wouldn't work because it's super tight because of the extra lights in the front.

@@MarkDHall thanks. Good to know.

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

That is so awesome. When I was younger, my family would go on vacation at a different lake in upstate NY, and it was always so sad to leave. Have so many great memories from there. WA is a beautiful state. We visited a few years ago, and there was such a variety of things to see - from the beautiful rain forests that looked like nothing I'd ever seen to Puget Sound and the mountains and waterfalls in the Snoqualmie Mountains other national forests. That was another vacation that I didn't want to go home from.

I don't think we saw anyone surfing that day, but I know a lot of people do it.

You're welcome. Thanks for watching! It's an awesome place to visit.

Thanks, John! Happy to hear you appreciated it.

Same for us. There is just so much nasty stuff floating down early in the season. Unfortunately, a lot of debris can appear after a strong summer thunderstorm and a quick couple inches of rain.

Hi - I apologize for the slow reply. The 13.5 shown on the tape isn't the distance between the brackets or the bunks. It was just a random from when he started moving the brackets around. That said, I checked the distance between the inner edge of the brackets, and they're different by 1" on the left boat and the right one, but the bunks are exactly the same distance apart. When I looked closer, I saw that the wood was mounted in totally different spots on the brackets (from the factory), and I wouldn't feel right giving you a number to use because it could be different on yours if the bunks are mounted in different spots on the brackets compared to ours.

@@MarkDHall Thank you very much, your video and some measurements helped me to set bunks to the right position. All the best

It's such a nice area to visit. Thanks for watching!

They said they thought they hit a submerged wall. The river level was really low, so it could have been anything.

I agree. We have WaveRunners, and while we try to keep them nice and not purposely hurt them, we couldn't enjoy them if we didn't actually use them. We don't want something to happen, but we have to accept the chance that something might happen unexpectedly.

Yes, they were very fortunate someone was there to two them back to shore. Even so, it had tons of water in it.

I grew up at one of the campgrounds on the lake in the 80s, and it's just as pretty today as it was back then. There's a few more houses, but overall it looks pretty much the same.

Hi - Sorry for the slow reply. Unfortunately, all the places that used to be around have closed. I did a quick search and didn't find any.

I never heard that before, but it's a totally true acronym.