This type of question comes up somewhat frequently. Without having more information about your boat, like the displacement, dimensions, water depth, etc. it is not possible for us to say if this bag or other bags, or how many bags would be appropriate for you. We do not give engineering or rigging advice, but with additional information could at least say if what you had planned sounded reasonable. Good luck with your project!

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Hi Jason. We have 12000lb and 20000lb Salvage Pontoons available for rent. Each pontoon has 4 attachment points on the bottom and can be used to lift your hull.

Yes, this is definitely possible with the EFB's, but I would recommend using the EFB-1000-SW (shallow water). The normal EFB's are geared towards salvaging boats and has limited points to secure the bag in place. This makes it much more difficult to ensure the bag stays under the jet. The EFB-1000-SW is made to be laid flat on its side and has more points to firmly secure the bag in place, so it will not slide out from under the jet ski. I would like to note that there is still a chance the bags could cause the jet ski to roll over. They are pillow shaped bags, so you will run that risk.

it is always suggested to use 2 bags over 1. This helps ensure a more balanced lift.