IBS intergrated to stock system
My plan: 13 OBV
I am going to throw my 2 stock rear #400 bags (after upgrading to #750) under the bow seats as an IBS and if I think the IBS would work better then go that route. I am going to piggy back them off my Locker Sac with a shut off to all sacs.
How can I set this up so that it does not screw up my timers on the pumps if I forget to open a valve ect.
I was thinking of having aprox. 60% be the locker. (But then if I forget to stop it at 60% I will just be pumping water back to the lake as the % goes up and when I empty the pumps will dry run for as long as it over ran)
Then if I set 100% as the locker sac then filling the bow sacs 30 sec at a time which is just a big pain in the a**.
I know the IBS has surf benefits but does anyone run IBS and Locker while boarding?
Does anyone just use IBS and remove the Locker Sac?
I was hoping someone has this same setup and has some experience.
IBS intergrated to stock system
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Originally Posted by
wolfeman131
attach to the leg and install a check valve on the vent line and you won't have issues with draining.
I did this based on Drew's setup and recommendation and it works great.
IBS intergrated to stock system
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Originally Posted by
wolfeman131
attach to the leg and install a check valve on the vent line and you won't have issues with draining.
Does the placement of the check valve make a difference (closer to or farther away from the bag)? I seem to recall reading that somewhere on the forum but don't remember the context.
2013 Outback V
2003 SeaRay 182 -- gone but not forgotten...
IBS intergrated to stock system
I don't think positioning makes a difference, but someone else might have experienced something different.
IBS intergrated to stock system
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Originally Posted by
rca
I did this based on Drew's setup and recommendation and it works great.
Is there a thread for what you guys did!? I'm planning on doing the IBS soon, but don't want to drill any extra holes and just piggy back off the center tank! I'm assuming that's what you guys did?...
IBS intergrated to stock system