EK Ballast Install

[eks]

Well, you still have the Lifetime Hull Warranty.

But, 1/4 inches does seem a little small for that area.

The side was what we expected about 1/2 inch or thicker. But the bottom is very thin.

[da.bell]

One thing that I was disappointed about it is the thickness of the fiberglass and gel coat on the bottom of the boat. All together as about 1/4" thick on the bottom. I'll post some pictures later.

Tige has gone really cheap lately on some stuff.

Well, you still have the Lifetime Hull Warranty.

But, 1/4 inches does seem a little small for that area.

[eks]

One thing that I was disappointed about it is the thickness of the fiberglass and gel coat on the bottom of the boat. All together as about 1/4" thick on the bottom. I'll post some pictures later.

Tige has gone really cheap lately on some stuff.

[TigeDuner]

That would be a hugh help. I want to start getting all the materials now for a rainy weekend this summer.

[SPBFAN]

You guys are making this look to easy so I may need to try it also. Where did you get the pumps from and why this choice for pump type? TD

I will PM you information.

[TigeDuner]

You guys are making this look to easy so I may need to try it also. Where did you get the pumps from and why this choice for pump type? TD

[chpthril]

What bottom link under what picture. In photo bucket or here on TO

When I use PhotoBucket, there are 4 boxes under each picture. Each is a link or URL of some sort. The bottom one always works for me.

Looks like you got it, sorry for the confusion

[chpthril]

I am trying to get this photo bucket thing to work. We took the back seat out then the center floor lifts straight up and you will see how from there to get it out. It is pretty easy. So lets see how this photo bucket works.

Right click the bottom link under the pick

[SPBFAN]

I am trying to get this photo bucket thing to work. We took the back seat out then the center floor lifts straight up and you will see how from there to get it out. It is pretty easy. So lets see how this photo bucket works.

The switch is showing the incorrect way for wiring. The yellow wire needs to change places with the black wire. Correct me if I am wrong G-Money.

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Ed Silva Drilling the hole is his boat.


The switch pannel cut outs.
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The switches installed for use.
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I got it to work photo bucket that is.

[chpthril]

Awesome work guys, look'n good

[Timmy!]

The RZ2 panel is not under the seats, its a few inches away from the center back seat.

[bentone]

Also, did you remove that panel in the floor of the main cabin for running the wires or how did you do all of that? I tried to get mine out to get to the V-drive for winterization and it seemed like I was bending it to get it out, wasn't sure which way it flipped or if it was hinged or ?

timmy, you have to pull your center back seat out, then the floor panel will pull up at the back and then you have to pull it back, there are some catches up front that will not allow you to pull it straight up.

[Timmy!]

Also, did you remove that panel in the floor of the main cabin for running the wires or how did you do all of that? I tried to get mine out to get to the V-drive for winterization and it seemed like I was bending it to get it out, wasn't sure which way it flipped or if it was hinged or ?

[Ks]

Did you have to cut anything for the integrated bow sac or is that 3 sacs? On my RZ2 there are walls between the front compartment and side ones.

I am wondering the same question, If its the Fly High intergrated bow sac?

It fits then that is a bonus!

I still have a spare one from my 22Ve, I can swap the small stock sac for the fly high one

[Timmy!]

Did you have to cut anything for the integrated bow sac or is that 3 sacs? On my RZ2 there are walls between the front compartment and side ones.