Fly High Fat Sac Wakeboard Boat Ballast Air Release Bag Plug W749 on 2040-parts.com
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Use the Air Release Plug to easily purge air from your ballast bags without spilling water. No need to remove the entire plug, just loosen the plug enough for air to vent and seep out, then tighten back down for a premium water tight seal. The Air Release Plug allows you to get the the maximum amount of water into each bag by removing excess air. Product DetailsCompatibilityWorks for all Fly High ballast bags Free shipping |
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