KeatonMP
New member
Took a trip to Lake Texoma over spring break (I know it's been a while getting these up) and thought I'd share some pictures with everyone since you can't have too many pic threads. 
Us fishing by the lake. The problem with being the photographer is I'm never in any of the pictures so this is everyone else.
After being there for about an hour, I decide we should drive way down the beach to explore. The lake was really low so there were big puddles to drive through but we got to a section where they were very large sections of quicksand (it looked normal, only when you got out walked through it could you tell how bad it was) Needless to say looking at the next picture, I slowly came to a stop. I new spinning was going to get me nowhere so I got out and found some sticks. We ended up having to walk a mile or so back to the house to get a shovel and plywood to dig it out.
Launching the SeaDoo was an ordeal. We launched it straight on the beach not wanting to drive miles to a loading ramp. The problem is the ground sloped very slowly down into the water so I drove until the waves were lapping the door sills before I stopped and we still had to push real hard to get it to leave the trailer.
Tires are let down to about 12psi to help with the sand. I really didn't even have to put it in 4-wheel unless I was going up hill in the deep sand.
Us fishing by the lake. The problem with being the photographer is I'm never in any of the pictures so this is everyone else.
After being there for about an hour, I decide we should drive way down the beach to explore. The lake was really low so there were big puddles to drive through but we got to a section where they were very large sections of quicksand (it looked normal, only when you got out walked through it could you tell how bad it was) Needless to say looking at the next picture, I slowly came to a stop. I new spinning was going to get me nowhere so I got out and found some sticks. We ended up having to walk a mile or so back to the house to get a shovel and plywood to dig it out.
Launching the SeaDoo was an ordeal. We launched it straight on the beach not wanting to drive miles to a loading ramp. The problem is the ground sloped very slowly down into the water so I drove until the waves were lapping the door sills before I stopped and we still had to push real hard to get it to leave the trailer.
Tires are let down to about 12psi to help with the sand. I really didn't even have to put it in 4-wheel unless I was going up hill in the deep sand.
Last edited:
