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Fatsac - Flyhigh SUPA Tsunami 12v Ballast Pump W709
Fatsac - Flyhigh SUPA Tsunami 12v Ballast Pump W709
The perfect pump to pair with all your Fatsac Ballast Bags. Switch the pump to fill or empty your bags.
- Juiced Edition - 168 Pounds/minute - 1200 GPH
- Currently the most lightweight fastest pump from start to finish, just got even Faster with the Supa Tsunami
- Kink proof black helical tiger hose
- 12.5' long hose for deeper hulls and longer boats
- 20' long cig. adapter wire length
- SS edition cig. outlet adapter that won't rust
- Proprietary custom machined FatSac fitting to replace the white elbow for 10% faster water flow
- Still the only self-priming pump on the market
FATSAC's are proudly made in the U.S.A. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their Pro X Series Quick Connect fat sacs are made of a 3 layer Valmex material, which is similar to the materials used in making river rafts and inflatable boats. The extreme durability means it is nearly impossible to puncture these bags. These bags are handmade with strict quality control. The extra wide seams are welded and taped. Fatsac is the only ballast company that makes the extra step to tape the seams, making one more layer of protection against any malfunction. This attention to detail and quality is the reason most boat manufacturers use them for their OEM bags, in fact if you have a wake boat with stock ballast from the past 10 years I can almost guarantee there is already a fatsac in it whether you know it or not. Fatsac has long been a pioneer in wakesurfing and wakeboarding and is considered the original wake ballast co.
Fatsac - Flyhigh SUPA Tsunami 12v Ballast Pump W709
The perfect pump to pair with all your Fatsac Ballast Bags. Switch the pump to fill or empty your bags.
- Juiced Edition - 168 Pounds/minute - 1200 GPH
- Currently the most lightweight fastest pump from start to finish, just got even Faster with the Supa Tsunami
- Kink proof black helical tiger hose
- 12.5' long hose for deeper hulls and longer boats
- 20' long cig. adapter wire length
- SS edition cig. outlet adapter that won't rust
- Proprietary custom machined FatSac fitting to replace the white elbow for 10% faster water flow
- Still the only self-priming pump on the market
FATSAC's are proudly made in the U.S.A. in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Their Pro X Series Quick Connect fat sacs are made of a 3 layer Valmex material, which is similar to the materials used in making river rafts and inflatable boats. The extreme durability means it is nearly impossible to puncture these bags. These bags are handmade with strict quality control. The extra wide seams are welded and taped. Fatsac is the only ballast company that makes the extra step to tape the seams, making one more layer of protection against any malfunction. This attention to detail and quality is the reason most boat manufacturers use them for their OEM bags, in fact if you have a wake boat with stock ballast from the past 10 years I can almost guarantee there is already a fatsac in it whether you know it or not. Fatsac has long been a pioneer in wakesurfing and wakeboarding and is considered the original wake ballast co.
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Great pump
This pump is easy to use and hardly takes any time at all to fill or remove the water!
United StatesTsunami pumps are sensational!
The pumps are incredibly fast. They pump about 150 lbs per minute. If you want 500 lbs of balast, run the pump for 3 minutes and 20 seconds. Best done with at least two people. If you are careful, you won't spill a single drop of water in the cab. The on/off switch featured in the dual power socket is a must!
United StatesFinding the right bags
Great customer service, very helpful answering all my questions and returning my calls. They helped me find the right equipment for my boat. Will definitely use them again.
United StatesEasy to use
So far so good. Fills 800lbs in a few minutes. Easy to use
CanadaHave not used the product yet
My experiencing with ordering and delivery was great.I am confident,hopeful and excited about using the products.Once I have I will leave a review.Unfortunately here in Canada the water is in the high 40’s and low 50’s Fahrenheit so will be a couple of months yet.