Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[Bruizza]

Stay an extra half hour or full hour at work today?

[skippabcool]

I bet you can't wait for that stuff to be over with, can you?

Nope I can't. That is why I am trying to get it done and over with

[dingleberry]

Stay an extra half hour or full hour at work today?

Go for the full hour. That's another hour of postwhoring you can do on company time

[Bruizza]

That's true but it puts me staying at work until 6. I skipped my workout this morning and need to get it in this evening.

[skippabcool]

That way you'll miss rush hour.

[Iwndr]

Whenever I say just it turns into something major.

I know, that is why I have put it off......

[Timmy!]

Interesting, I've never seen these before:
http://www.bakesonline.com/detail.aspx?ID=1297

Also, looks like Bakes is in on the custom surf sacs for the Bu's:
http://www.bakesonline.com/detail.aspx?ID=1813

[hyphen79]

Wish I would have known about that Y valve before my install. Good find!

[Bruizza]

I wonder how long that Bu bag takes to fill?

[chpthril]

Interesting, I've never seen these before:
http://www.bakesonline.com/detail.aspx?ID=1297

Also, looks like Bakes is in on the custom surf sacs for the Bu's:
http://www.bakesonline.com/detail.aspx?ID=1813

Im putting a setup together right now for a 22ve that will be using a similar "Y" fed by a single Reversible pump. It will be used to feed to Jumbo surfs already in place. The one I am using can be cable driven by a remote push-pull if he wanted, but I think Ryan is just going to mount the diverter on the front engine compartment wall and switch it manually.

[chpthril]

Wish I would have known about that Y valve before my install. Good find!

A 1" thru-hull will support 2 impeller pumps with no issue, or for a dedicated surf setup, use a diverter to switch between port and starboard sacs. These will slow the flow a little and switching sided requires completely draining one sac then filling the other. With your current setup, you can be draining one while filling the other.

[Bruizza]

I decided to split the difference and stay an extra 45 minutes at work. Finally about to time to head home.

[chpthril]

I wonder how long that Bu bag takes to fill?

Depends on which pumps. The older Bus used 13 GPM pumps and the newer use 18 GPM pumps, So 15-20 minutes depending on pump if they piggy-backed it into the factory setup. They also offer a long and short sac too.

[Timmy!]

A 1" thru-hull will support 2 impeller pumps with no issue, or for a dedicated surf setup, use a diverter to switch between port and starboard sacs. These will slow the flow a little and switching sided requires completely draining one sac then filling the other. With your current setup, you can be draining one while filling the other.

If you had 2 of these, you could theoretically have the draining sac filling the other one at the same time that its fill pump is going. Cheaper to just do 2 more fill pumps though.

[chpthril]

If you had 2 of these, you could theoretically have the draining sac filling the other one at the same time that its fill pump is going. Cheaper to just do 2 more fill pumps though.

You could use the 2nd to divert the drain flow, but where would the fill supply come from? I need to draw this out, but I dont think it could be done.