Custom Wakemakers bags

[snyderaaron]

Right at 300 each if I recall

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Moomba Discount Apply?

[dusty2221]

I do believe that was with the form discount.

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[viking]

Fly High will do custom sacs too FWIW.

[dusty2221]

I contacted fly high, they wanted somewhere around 150 more per sac.

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[wolfeman131]

I also had wakemakers fabricate custom bags for my SA. They have worked great so far and at much lower price than fly high. The only thing that threw me off is that the bags ports are 1 1/8" (threaded side of fitting). They forgot to ship with the bags and what I had in my stash didn't fit as they are all 1".

[davewfo]

I also had wakemakers fabricate custom bags for my SA. They have worked great so far and at much lower price than fly high. The only thing that threw me off is that the bags ports are 1 1/8" (threaded side of fitting). They forgot to ship with the bags and what I had in my stash didn't fit as they are all 1".

How much do those ballast hold weight wise 1400 lbs ?

The images are really small and hard to view can you send some bigger pictures.

Thx
Dave

[snyderaaron]

How much do those ballast hold weight wise 1400 lbs ?

The images are really small and hard to view can you send some bigger pictures.

Thx
Dave

I have actually found a way to sort of calculate how much the bags with weight. If you take the volume of the bags divided by about 25, you get a close approximation.

[yearround]

if i remember my physics or chemistry or materials or some class from long ago, I think that the density of water is 62.4 pounds per cubic foot, in inches use 0.036 #/in^3. or closer to snyderaaron, this would be to calculate the volume in inches and divide it by 27.7.

[snyderaaron]

if i remember my physics or chemistry or materials or some class from long ago, I think that the density of water is 62.4 pounds per cubic foot, in inches use 0.036 #/in^3. or closer to snyderaaron, this would be to calculate the volume in inches and divide it by 27.7.

Nice I just worked out a ratio from wakemakers sizes and weights. Sorry I'm a geek science tracher


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[wolfeman131]

How much do those ballast hold weight wise 1400 lbs ?

The images are really small and hard to view can you send some bigger pictures.

Thx
Dave

Let me know if these are better.