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Vixen ADI-II Autopilot Servo Installation Aluminum flat bar 1” to stabilize upper mount Note bracket at bottom (same on both ends) Pitch Servo. Vixen ADI-II Autopilot Servo Installation Note push/pull tube drilled To accept control rod bolt

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But you can breathe easy - the TurboSwing’s design accounts for this, and doesn’t get in the way when it’s time to re-board.Skystar Vixen (Kitfox Series 5), N-789DF TruTrak ADI-II Autopilot Installation Travis Rayner: ADI-II Autopilot Servo Installation Looking aft from panel Roll servo Pitch servo and control rod Note push/pull tube drilled To accept control rod bolt It’s common knowledge that boarding a boat from the water, especially after a swim when you’re tired, is never easy. Between your outboard, your swim ladder and now the TurboSwing, is there enough room back there for everything to function properly? You betcha.

Having sturdy rails and a durable swim ladder can make moving to and from your pontoon boat convenient for almost anyone, but with a TurboSwing positioned around your outboard, you might begin to worry that it could cause your pontoon’s transom to look a little overcrowded. This is especially true when there happen to be waves to contend with. And although it may be easy to jump from your boat into the water, it’s a whole different story trying to get back onboard. It’s easy to see how opting for using the TurboSwing will save you space on board, but what about when you’re off the boat? There’s nothing better than diving off your aft swim platform into the cool water on a mid-summer’s day. And your tow rope will be well above the water, so there’s no chance that it will get caught up in the wake. You’ll quickly notice a difference as you’ll see more air when you go off the wake during tube rides or watersports runs. TurboSwing is a great fix for a situation like this, because it raises your tie-off point. There’s also a possibility that the rope could get caught in the turbulence behind the boat, making it much harder to maintain a smooth ride. For example, when you jump or hit a large wake, the rope is at a downward angle and pulls you back down almost immediately. This low tie-off point constantly pulls the rope - and you - downward. Without TurboSwing, your tow rope may be tied to the back of your pontoon boat at a point that’s fairly close to the surface of the water. If you don’t have a TurboSwing installed on your pontoon, accomplishing this might be difficult-and here’s why. To do this successfully, you’ll want to ensure that you can give them a nice ride that they can enjoy. If you own a pontoon boat, then your main focus is probably centered around providing the best experience for your guests onboard-this includes allowing them to get active in watersports like skiing, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, kneeboarding, and tubing. Mounted onto the transom, the TurboSwing is a tow bar that’s able to save that space yet fit naturally into the pontoon boat design.

These boats are also created to maximize space onboard, so the addition of a pylon might take away from the entertainment space on deck. Since most pontoon boats include a bimini top, there’s not always room for a wake tower to be installed.

Many pontoon boat owners turn to ski pylons or wakeboard towers to solve this issue, but both options present challenges of their own. Like many boats with outboard motors, it’s often difficult to narrow down the best setup for the different forms of towing watersports. Its EZ pulley system adds to the smoothness of the ride, and won’t affect a pontoon boat’s turning abilities. TurboSwing’s patented design keeps the tow rope away from the pontoon’s outboard motor and out of the wake to reduce drag. Regardless of the make and model of your pontoon boat - or whether it is a pontoon or tri-toon - TurboSwing provides a universal fit for outboard-powered boats.

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