Step 1. Assemble one end of the 13 foot booster hose to the U pipe with two (2) 120-130 steel clamps.
Step 2. Connect or closely align the U pipe to the back of the jet ski and stretch out the booster hose towards the front of the jet ski. Make sure that the hose stretches about 12 inches past the front of the tow hook of your jet ski. Use a sharp blade or scissors to cut off any access hose.
Step 3. Assemble the opposite end of the 13 foot booster hose to the secondary swivel or the hose barb with two (2) 120-130 steel clamps.
(1) Make sure that the cable that supports the hose at the front is at a 90 degree angle or slightly forward. You’ll need to pull the booster hose so that you can see where a good spot would be to wrap the Velcro strap around the front of the hose. A good spot is between the to clamps. Use the rubber bumper with your suspension cable as shown in the pic. The bumper will prevent the metal fittings from hitting your jet ski.
TIP: If your jet ski is underpowered you can increase the lifting power of your jet ski dramatically by shortening the main hose. The main hose combined with the booster hose is 65 feet in length. Most people will not fly over 20 feet unless you’re a professional. You can safely shorten the main hose to 50 feet. Adding a dual impeller will also increase performance by up to 30%.
With secondary swivel:
Without secondary swivel:
