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[bealaddison]

Here is our 2015 Moomba Mondo

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[HFarr]

Sharp looking!

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[Wdavid]

Awesome. We also recently purchased a 2015 moomba Mondo surf edition too. A couple things I would highly recommend. If you have additional ballast under the bow seats And larger ballast bags in the port and starboard I would suggest confirming there are no leaks. If there are, you can add silicone grease which can help. You can also replace the O-rings as well. I would also recommend unscrewing the male insert that goes in the bags itself and grease the threads with silicon grease on it as well before re-inserting. Mine had worked their way nearly loose and the silicon grease apparently assists in Keeping them from coming loose. That is where a lot of my water was coming in. The grease I found recommended most on forums is DuPont MOLYKOTE 55 O-Ring Grease. It can be found on Amazon. It not only greases but causes the rubber in the o ring to swell slightly causing a better seal. If you want to buy the exact size o ring rather than buying a box of different sizes on Amazon to try to match you can get them through flowrite out of Michigan. They make nearly all the connectors for ballast bag makers.



Here is our 2015 Moomba Mondo

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210626/5831aee02279feb2453b82f5e85765cd.jpg
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210626/9b54fae7558514ab91adae6544cd65ad.jpg
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210626/bd29bee16b2049ca4c174d6cfc574bc9.jpg

https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210626/909ce3f51d6f927555a8f91917990412.jpg



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[bealaddison]

Awesome. We also recently purchased a 2015 moomba Mondo surf edition too. A couple things I would highly recommend. If you have additional ballast under the bow seats And larger ballast bags in the port and starboard I would suggest confirming there are no leaks. If there are, you can add silicone grease which can help. You can also replace the O-rings as well. I would also recommend unscrewing the male insert that goes in the bags itself and grease the threads with silicon grease on it as well before re-inserting. Mine had worked their way nearly loose and the silicon grease apparently assists in Keeping them from coming loose. That is where a lot of my water was coming in. The grease I found recommended most on forums is DuPont MOLYKOTE 55 O-Ring Grease. It can be found on Amazon. It not only greases but causes the rubber in the o ring to swell slightly causing a better seal. If you want to buy the exact size o ring rather than buying a box of different sizes on Amazon to try to match you can get them through flowrite out of Michigan. They make nearly all the connectors for ballast bag makers.

Appreciate the advice. I just upgraded the rear bags to 910s. I will check the bow bags. I’d like to upgrade that as well…but can find anything bigger.


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[Tommy2slow]

Great looking boat! Welcome to the family.

[sandm]

I will check the bow bags. I’d like to upgrade that as well…but can find anything bigger.



search on here. they make a pnp bag you can add to increase the weight up front. pretty common addition to the mondo's....

[bealaddison]

search on here. they make a pnp bag you can add to increase the weight up front. pretty common addition to the mondo's....

It had a 500 bow bag now…they have a bigger one?


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[Wdavid]

I think mine is 500 too.


It had a 500 bow bag now…they have a bigger one?


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[bealaddison]

I think mine is 500 too.

I need something bigger.


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[Chris224]

Looks awesome!

[richar dbell]

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Well done buddy!