Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

So it the best way to make the rear bags drain faster to install a second pump inbetween the PNP and the hard tank? or is there a better way? it takes over 20mins to drain the rears...

I added the extra pump between the sac and hard tank and it did speed up the draining quite a bit.

Joey, did you just wire in it with the other drain pump or did you do another switch?

I just spliced it into the other drain pump. Was pretty easy to do and works really well. I can try to get pics if it helps.

Just got my new 2014 A22 a few weeks ago and finally got my Flyhigh Sacs (2x 750's and Bow Sac). Have been reading through this post and it is helpful but seems like there are a few differences with the 2014 PnP setup. Anyone have good start to finish instructions/pictures on the 2014 install? Thanks for the help!

The 2014 is totally straight forward as far as the hoses are already ran to each port on the bag for you. There's a top fill line and 2 drain hoses that are all capped off from the factory. Just loosen the hose clamps and remove the caps. Install either a straight or elbow fitting (that's up to you) and tighten the hose clamp (I used some marine silicon when I slid on the fittings). The rear drain is the only issue IMO. I think it could've been routed better. I have post showing pics on how I did mine yesterday.

Thanks AJ. In the back I definitely see the drain and fill hoses in the front and back of the locker. Where is the vent hose located?

There is no vent. Excess water will push into the hard tanks and out the side of the boat. Air needs to be burped manually.

In the first page, theres a 5 blade prop, anyone using these for the T22 and how does it perform in the setup you have? What part number / spec is it?

It's an OJ Cinco prop, http://www.wakemakers.com/oj-tzx5-prope ... pered.html

I'd say it's reasonably good if you're running moderate ballast. I'm using it on my A20 and the engine runs around 3k RPMs at wakeboard speeds with 400-500lbs plug n play in each rear locker, center and front plug n play. I think the holeshot could be better, but it holds speed great and the RPMs are reasonable once up and running.