My top ones pop out too. Gotta glue them all in.
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My top ones pop out too. Gotta glue them all in.
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what glue did you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by JoelFett
The pic looks like just a plug in bottom. You will put the fly high quick connect fitting there that the connection on end of fill/drain hose connects to. The overflow on top is on the back end also and you put the air release on top, front hole.
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I used PVC cement. Worked great for me.
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I just swapped out stock bags for 1100s in my helix and it took about 15 min. Mine were not glued in also I did not pvc the drain plugs the direction say it will void the warranty from wake makers. The original stock hose was a perfect fit so I did not change that eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by loc82
Use teflon tape on the threads Easypeasy
Damn, that sounds like something that would happen to me. Sorry that it happened but the story is funny :DQuote:
Originally Posted by hawgtitan
You shouldn't need hose extensions on a 2016 Mojo....at least I didn't. Get the quick connect fittings from WM. The bags will come with enough plugs for the other holes. I didn't glue as folks have mentioned, no issues so far but I might rethink that in the off season. Are most folks running something other than a plug for the front top fitting location? Since the back top is the overflow line I didn't think there was a need for a check valve vent fitting (for "burping").
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Originally Posted by loc82
How did the 24x24x50 sac fit in the sac slot? I'm in the same boat as you are and upgrading my sacs as well. I saw the ones you ordered. I'm a bit concerned with the length since the sac compartment is only around 45-46" long? Are your sacs having to run under the header of the sac compartment pushing up to the bow and pinched? do they fill all the way?