Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

If anyone needs the fly high fittings for their sacs to do a pnp install, pm me. I swapped everything over with my new boat to the high flow 1'' diameter stuff, so I've got tons of extra 3/4'' fittings laying around. I've got the ones that screw into the actual sacs, and also the quick red/black disconnects that attach to the hoses and clip onto the fittings that screw into the sacs. I've got a full set for front and rear bags. These fittings are not cheap to buy from a dealer, so I'll hook you up if you need them.

I might Chat. I was thinking of adding overflow vents to the rear bags.

Magic erasers do nothing for the rub rails

Good paint thinner works awesome on any rubber or plastic. Then just dress it with your choice of vinyl or rubber dressing.

the ballast switch can be pulled out, and you can switch the fill pump power wire with the drain pump power wire. You may destroy the wire ends that snap into the back of the switch when you try to get them out, but you can easily replace them.

I was given guide pole covers with my dealers name on them when I picked up the boat, I never have marks on my rub rail. I think axis sells a pair for $50 or so??? worth it.

The Axis guidepole covers didn't last me but 4-5 months. The stitching came apart real easy

I used rubbing alcohol and a little muscle. Didn't clean the marks up too well. You can always turn the guide pole covers inside out, but looks a little ghetto.

Easiest way is Aceton and a rag...the white stuff easily wipes off. I then follow with a rag soaked in water to remove the Aceton and then a quick wipe with a bumper cleaner/conditioner from the auto store

I use goof off to clean rub rails. My wife went behind to wipe off any leftover with a damp rag.