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Just bought a new 725 lb bow bag for our LSV. We now have the 725 bow bag, 300lb in the locker & 750's in the rear. Any worries about overloading the boat? I imagine the nose will sit pretty low in the water when not under power. Anyone ever have an issue taking a roller over the bow when idling & that much weight in the boat?
Only times I've taken water over the bow with my IBS full it was my fault. Not an issue in my opinion.
Not gonna lie, you will have to watch out for the chilly dip but I have the 750 IBS and the W710 1650 lb bag in the rear with a 700 lb er as an extra in my Outback with no problems. You just have to watch the front is all
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If you don't drive right you will take water over the bow. Power down to let the waves pass and then turn around. If it's really choppy watch out also.
Should be doing this anyway. I just added 200 lbs to my bow. Now when two people sit up there you can tell it is dipping more. I had a friend who has a ski boat with no ballast drive our boat while surfing so we could take a break last weekend. He power turned the boat into the surf side and soaked it worse than it ever has before. Somehow there was even water in the glove box. Probably lucky it didn't sink.Quote:
Originally Posted by GregInKS
I always take my time and when turning to pick up and I have never been close to dunking the bow.
I have the same set up on my 07 and like everyone said, just be careful when turning around. You should be fine. Do you have the OEM prop? If so you may need to upgrade to a different prop that is more geared for surfing.