just bought my first boat..2006 outback v w/325 indmar

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Originally Posted by 2007 Outback V

Don't fill the 750's all the way and they'll work great for wakeboarding. When I upgraded from GI to GIII I put 400's in the back, wish I would have just got two 750's. Two 750's gives you more flexibility, you can set up for surfing either side easier, and have more weight in the back if you really want to slam the boat for a bigger wake (need more weight up front of course). Oh well, live and learn.

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Yeah but what a pain in the butt to keep an eye to make sure they fill 1/2 way each time I fill them up. Not really worth it since I am wakeboarding 99% of the time.

DG - just for surfing. Sounds like you're good to go for what you like to do.

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Originally Posted by deafgoose

Yeah but what a pain in the butt to keep an eye to make sure they fill 1/2 way each time I fill them up. Not really worth it since I am wakeboarding 99% of the time.

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Don't watch them, just time about how long it takes. Couple pounds here or there is not going to make a huge difference.

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Originally Posted by echase

I would like to somewhat compete with my buddies who have 23 ft centurions for wake surfing. I only have a 400 lb center ballast and a wake plate. How much weight can I put in the rear left?
PS I am the rook of rookies

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In conclusion, get a 750 or two and your good to go.

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Originally Posted by 2007 Outback V

Don't watch them, just time about how long it takes. Couple pounds here or there is not going to make a huge difference.

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i agree with this completely i finally have most the regulars in the boat trained to look back and see the wake and move around to clear it up i could have the bags filled to the exact pound but three guys on the drivers side and a few girls on the other side messes it up so just add about what you want and have people move around to clean up the wake.