Powered water sport tower

A watersports tower comprising:

• one or more legs, wherein each leg comprises:
• a mount for coupling the tower to a water craft, and
• one or more leg portions having a proximal end and a distal end distal to the proximal end, wherein the proximal end of a first leg portion of the one or more leg portions is rotationally coupled to the mount about a first joint, wherein, when the one or more leg portions includes two or more leg portions, the distal end of each of the one or more leg portions except a last leg portion is coupled sequentially to the proximal end of a next leg portion of the one or more leg portions;
• a top section rotationally coupled to the distal end of the last leg portion, wherein the last leg portion is a final leg portion in a sequential coupling of the one or more leg portions of each of the one or more legs;
• and
• a linkage mechanism extending from the mount to the distal end of the last leg portion of at least one of the one or more legs, wherein the linkage mechanism rotationally clocks a rotational relationship between the mount of the at least one of the one or more legs to the top section such that the mount and the top section do not rotate relative to each other,
• wherein the leg portions of each leg are rotatable such that the tower is movable between a lowered position and a raised position, wherein the top section is further from the mount of each of the one or more legs in the raised position than it is in the lowered position,
• wherein the rotational clocking of the rotational relationship between the mount of the at least one of the one or more legs and the top section caused by the linkage mechanism causes the top section to be non-rotatable relative to the mount of the at least one of the one or more legs,
• wherein the one or more legs comprise two legs, and
• wherein the distal end of the last leg portion of the sequentially coupled one or more leg portions of each of the two legs are closer to each other than the proximal end of the first leg portion of each of the two legs.