What bags are you guys using? Where are you getting them? What pumps are you using as well?
Im looking to put the in bow system in my mojo and was curious where yall were getting the set up.
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What bags are you guys using? Where are you getting them? What pumps are you using as well?
Im looking to put the in bow system in my mojo and was curious where yall were getting the set up.
I have the wake makers bag in my bow. Fly high pro x series integrated bow sack.
Thanks Brad. Did you do the install on yours?
Check Drew's thread on Mojo IBS
LOL great minds think alike.....
The second one. Im going to install mine this weekend. You want me to do a how-to or something? Its the same between the mojo and the LSV.Quote:
Originally Posted by C.Hern5972
Yes, 2nd one:
http://www.wakemakers.com/fly-high-i...d-bow-sac.html
I posted up a how-to for the Mojo. Only thing I'd change is using a spring-activated check valve from Home Depot or Lowes vs the one from wakemakers. The wakemakers one is too good and creates a vacum in the center hard tank so that it won't empty.
Why do you need a check valve on the tank?
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hey wolfey could I get the IBS bag and just use my tsunami pump to fill and drain instead of running a bunch of new lines and what not?
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I'm not Wolfey lolQuote:
Originally Posted by jpetty3023
Yes you can do that but its not an easy bag to install and remove all the time. It has to be folded and stuffed into the bow.
but yes you can use a hand pump for filling and draining.
He's talking about the check valve on the vent line. Spencer at wake makers really talked me out of one so we will see how it goes. The thought is that eventually you will just sick air and the ibs won't empty
no sir your not but in post #8 wolfey posted a pic of the bag. once I lay it in thou I wouldn't have to take in and out would I? couldn't ya just hook the pump up and fill then at end if day hook the pump back up to drain? then just leave in place once it's emptied?
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Yep! Getcha one! Everyone's doin itQuote:
Originally Posted by jpetty3023
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Absolutely, just make sure at the end of your season, or in your case, maybe every couple months you pull it out and make sure nothing is growing under it LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpetty3023
Would you have to empty both legs separately with no check valve installed?Quote:
Originally Posted by mmandley
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If you use a hand style pump then you should be able to suck it all down as long as you can keep the pump primed.Quote:
Originally Posted by tnbrooks01
You wont get all the water out with a hand held pump but you will get it pretty close.
When you integrate it to the onboard boat pumps you will want a check valve on the vent line to keep from sucking in air
One thing i did cause I am worried about not getting one side drained, is getting a new valve for my bag so i can get the other side.
I know there's a mom joke in there somewhere. Just can't get my hands around it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mmandley
Chris just ordered 650 IBS and comes in on the 24th will let you know how install works out!
are you doing a full ballast line job or you gonna use a pump TeamLockhart
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--you dont need one if your not running a ibsQuote:
Originally Posted by rdlangston13
the vent line does not need a check valve, but, if you install a a ibs off the hard tank vent you run a tee fitting prior to the ibs with a spring loaded check valve on the end of hose, this way the ibs sucks down like a raisin and the hard tank is allowed to vent and drain fully. fully automatic for both and works wonderfullyQuote:
Originally Posted by lewisb13
no, both legs on mine empty 100%, hardly a drop of water in the ibs.Quote:
Originally Posted by tnbrooks01
Ahhhh I see! That makes sense
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just to clarify, daze does have a check valve in his. it's cheap, so I'd put one in as I don't know if you could get the IBS to drain completely without it and only having one fill/drain port.
Why did Spencer talk you out of the check valve? Hard tank related?Quote:
Originally Posted by lewisb13
I dont think you need the check valve if you are running just the hard tank, it would only be beneficial if you t off of it like drew and daze didQuote:
Originally Posted by rca
Correct. The check valve is only needed if you have the IBS and the cheaper, spring loaded ones from the big box hardware stores seem to work best.Quote:
Originally Posted by rdlangston13
Do you mean like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfeman131
http://www.lowes.com/pd_104423-33599...acetInfo=Check valve
This is how I am planning on adding an IBS to my Mojo. With this setup, I wouldn't need a check valve at all, correct? Is there anything stupid that I am overlooking?
http://i39.tinypic.com/auck1d.jpg
How you gonna get the water out of the LEFT side of the ibs? Once the right side is empty youre gonna suck air through the vent line.
Good point.... I was thinking that the entire IBS would essentially gravity drain down into the hard tank. I'm imagining the fill/empty hose from the hard tank entering the IBS right leg via the bottom fitting. When emptying, the water gets sucked out of the hard tank first. It couldn't suck air until that tank was empty, right?
Try it and see what happens. Worst case is you end up ordering a check valve.
X2 they tried to get me to not order a check valve but I had most of the stuff at the house to do it right so I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfeman131
To Yooper
The entire system (both ibs and tank) will be full. The suction on the hard tank will cause the water at the highest point to be pulled first. It will pull the water out of the ibs until it sucks it flat. The check valve on the vent from the ibs (check valve #1) will cause the bag to completely flatten. Once the bag collapses, it will be sucking on the tank only. This will draw a vaccum on the tank. This is why the check valve on the tank vent will help you (check valve #2) will break the vacuum and allow air in to the tank so it can drain without collapsing.
You can tee the vent with a check valve on the tank and vent. Just make sure the vent on the tank allows flow in and the thru hull vent allows flow out.
If you don't want to tee it, you can just put a spring check on the vent port from the hard tank. Then vent the ibs through the hull with its own check valve.
Just installed my Integrated bow sack tonight. I installed it just like the diagram I posted, but I did add a check valve to the vent line.
If I like the way that helps the bag empty completely, I may add check valves to both rear vents.
Is there a disadvantage to adding check valves to the vent lines?
Nope it helps drain them flat.