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Finally got my bags.... Rear ones were a piece of cake th put in but I'm looking at the front for under the cushions and not sure what to do looking at he hoses.... I believe I have the 650 t series bag to go under the cushions.... Any help would be appreciated....wave is awesome with the wakemakers 825s in the restocked and can't wait to get the 650 in the bow.

In the bow do you have 3 hoses connected to a Y fitting? Post a pic of your bag.

Yes it's has the y fittings and the bag is the straight line sumo 650 bow bag that I bought from wakemakers.

I'm interested in this too because I have to install the same bag on a T23 this week. Any threads with instructions/pictures?

Yeah I wish it was as simple as the rear lockers were.

The one with the check valve is the fill, the other on the double part of the wye is the drain, and the one closest to the outside is the vent. At least that's how my 16 t23 was. The vent was installed WAY short from factory, and the dealer had to extend it.


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I'll be hooking up my Fly High 750lb bow bag this weekend on my 2016 A22, was hoping to get some solid instructions from Wakemakers but they have nothing. They said they will make some instructions and email to me. For the bow bag, all wakemakers sent me was the bag and a plastic bag full of fittings (elbows and straight connectors), no extra hose so hopefully it's not needed. I guess I'll find out.

Woops, my bow bag from Wakemakers is a Straight Line not a Fly High, my bad.

https://youtu.be/YaSvnu8J2Yo

I found this on YouTube. Idk if it helps they were installing on a A24

I installed my 750lb Straight Line Sumo Sac in my 2016 A22 this weekend. My bag and plumbing set-up was identical to that A24 in the video. Wakemakers sent me all the correct fittings and no extra hose was needed.

I started by installing the wakemakers straight fittings in the two drain ports on each side of the rear of the bag.

Then I installed the wakemakers 90 deg. fittings in both of the top ports (fill/vent ports) in the top of the bag (left and right side).

Then I cut the two factory installed PNP drain hoses shorter in the boat so that they only stuck out about 3-4 inches and then hooked them up to the straight drain ports in the rear of the bag.

Then I removed the straight adapter that connected the fill line and the vent line together from the factory (up underneath the bow of the boat). Instead of using a "tee" like the fellow in the video, I just hooked the fill line to the 90 deg fitting on the left side in the top of the bag and hooked up the vent line to the other 90 deg. on the right side, top of the bag.

Tested it and works like a charm.

Hopefully this might help someone if they are having trouble figuring it out.