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I have a 1992 Outrage II with a 150hp Johnson and would like to install a removable ski/tubing pylon to haul the kids around with.

When I use the transom cleats, the towline is forced below the surface of the wake causing a blinding spray to come up in the rider's face.

Ideally there would be two inside transom mounts and a deck mount that when the pylon was removed there would be little evidence of its existence.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

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I stumbled across a product this week that was installed on a boat like yours called a Turbo Swing. A google search should bring it up. No holes but expensive.

Drew

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I use the Deckmaster which I purchased from West Marine on my 1990 Mantauk to pull kids on tubes and casual adult skiers. If you are looking for a competitive level skiing I would look at some more substantial.

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Thank you for your responses. I am going to look into the Turbo swing. Any idea where to get them in the US?

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I googled turbo swing USA and clicked on find a dealer.

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I think that for removable ski pylon the Swivle Eze is gong to be your best bet. the tripod design works great. I have a friend who has one on a Key West that works very well. we work it pretty good with tubes and wake boards and have had no issues. They have a couple of different designs. one of which is a system that when removed you leave 3 pads in the boat

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Bake is right. I've been using a Swivel Eze fixed height pylon with clevis pins for a number of years now on my 1984 Outrage 22.

http://www.attwoodmarine.com/store/ca...y/ski-tows

It's quick and easy to take it down when not in use. I've towed a number of young men who put some serious torque on it while slalom skiing with no problems. Also, a tube and a 10ft Zodiac with 9.9. Not one screw has come loose let alone pulled out. When it's out, the plate left on floor has not caused a problem for stubbed toes. The clevis pins on the gunwales have not been a problem either.

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I have a 1990 22' Whaler which I added a ski tow bar. Under $600 installed!

See pictures on my personal page.


[url][http://www.whalercentral.com/infusions/personal_page/view_personal_page.php?user_id=24283/url]

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That does look nice there craigt. I have seen a tow bar with fold down seat on it that is being fabed In Martin marines shop for a whaler up north. fixed towing points are becoming much more common.
Still for the person who wants removable the swiville eze try pod is hard to beat.

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Thank you all for your responses. craigt1, that fixed tow mount looks great, but I do think I will pursue the removable option.