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I'm a little late to this party, but thought I would chime in.

We developed our X-Link system a couple of years ago to handle pumping water from one side to the other. Cuts fill and drain times...

Great job on your install, let us know how it works when you get it wet!

Hi David-

We probably have a picture that will help, what exactly are you looking for?

Stirring the pot is good every once in a while!

We would prefer if the coupon was released through the forum, rather than by contacting us. That will help reduce the number of emails and phone...

Our premium hose should be just as durable as the standard stuff, as long as you don't subject it to too much heat.

Feel free to contact us if you have questions about upgrading to larger diameter...

What can I say... we screwed up.

We certainly don't want any of our friends with Moombas to purchase their boat accessories elsewhere. And we weren't trying to get rid of the discount, but rather...

The Exile system looks great Dan. I love seeing the changes you've made to your boat.

Looking forward to seeing how this turns out, I've been wanting to add the same thing for a while now.

Good luck! If you have any questions during the install let us know.

Well, technically none of them are mounted wrong, since the pump head (where the hose connects) isn't above the motor. But we would prefer it if pumps were installed with the pump head below level...

Reversible (Jabsco, Johnson, etc.) pumps are not waterproof, so they need to be installed in a location that will (hopefully) remain dry. That typically means above floor level. The firewall at the...

Can't wait to see pics of the install!

Mounting the pump horizontally like that can potentially lead to failure of the bearings and or brushes. It's unlikely, and typically only happens when the pump head is higher than the motor, but...

We used that system on the boats at a ski school I worked at where you're constantly starting and stopping the engine. It worked pretty well.

It works just like the Malibu system, you enter the code to "unlock" the ignition, and then you can go back and forth between ignition on and run as often as you want with one button.

A lot of our customers elect to install reversible pump systems as you've outlined, to provide visual and audible indications when the system is draining. You can save a little bit of money by using...

Looks good! If you can, try to tilt that pump mounted to the panel so the pump head (where the hoses attach) is a little lower. That will help extend the life of the pump.

The Y Valve is a great...

Looks like he's stopped fulfilling orders until he can change some functionality. Here's another option I looked at a while back, but never got around to installing. Gives you some security (either...

Not sure how I missed this thread when it was originally posted, but I just wanted to say great job on the install!

Based on your feedback (and that of others), we've actually put together a...

Great, glad it solved your problems!

Cool, let me know how it work out for you.

OK, there are just a couple of issues with the drain pump configuration that are going to lead to inconsistent functionality. Reference this picture for the discussion, as it gives a clear view of...

Sorry I'm a little late to the party, but nice install Berg!

Did you ever get your drain pump issues resolved? If not, I can see why you're having problems from your pics, so let me know and I...

It completely depends on the person, their weight, experience, and preference. Typical speeds are starting around 35 and going up from there.

Unfortunately with all of the variables that can change from one prop to a next there is no way you can make a blanket statement about a three blade versus a four blade. That goes for performance,...

Although a prop swap can profoundly impact a number of performance characteristics, unfortunately wake size and/or quality will not be impacted enough to tell a difference. It's possible in a direct...