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  • wviveen
    • Dec 2004
    • 133

    • Santa Monica

    • 2016 Nautique G23

    Jabsco ballast puppy plumbing/fitting

    This winter I purchased 2 ballast puppy's for building my ballast system. I am now gathering all the parts i need for the system.

    But since I live in the Netherlands I have a really hard time finding the fittings that go into the head of the pump to connect the hose to.

    Since the thread in the head of the pump is NTP it is impossible to find the correct fittings for it as NTP is not supported in the Netherlands.

    Even the company that sold me the pumps is not able to arrange these parts for me, their advice was to just attach the hose with a hoseclamp.

    I am looking for the following fitting : Pipe - 1/2" NPT - Hose ID 3/4" Straight

    Does anybody know where I can find these online and have them shipped to me for a reasonable price ? I tried westmarine.com but for an order of 25 $ they charge 35 $ shipping costs.
  • sperbet
    • Aug 2004
    • 283

    • Truckee, CA


    #2
    RE: Jabsco ballast puppy plumbing/fitting

    You should just buy tubing that fits over the fitting on the pump and use a standard hose clamp. That fitting you have pictured will restrict the waterflow and make your pumps operate slower. It's quicker and easier to just use bigger tubing and clamp it. I have three jabsco's set up this way, no leaks, no problems.
    Ummm, I\'ll take the REAL 210 please. Thanks.

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    • wake_fun
      1,000 Post Club Member
      • Jul 2003
      • 1330

      • CA

      • 1995 Super Sport

      #3
      RE: Jabsco ballast puppy plumbing/fitting

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      • wviveen
        • Dec 2004
        • 133

        • Santa Monica

        • 2016 Nautique G23

        #4
        would these fittings restrict flow that much ??

        But then you would have to use 1' tubing. I have ordered the new fly high sacks and I dont know the size of the fittings on those ? (v drive set).

        that would then also be have to be 1", correct ? Otherwise it would not matter if I use the fittings or not.

        Or am is my assumption not correct ?

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        • sperbet
          • Aug 2004
          • 283

          • Truckee, CA


          #5
          Not sure about those exact sacs. The tubing for most sacs is standard and should be 1". The blue waterbed fittings are made for 1" tubing. Larger tubing equals less restriction, better water flow and less fill/unfill time.
          Ummm, I\'ll take the REAL 210 please. Thanks.

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          • gotpwr
            • Aug 2004
            • 244

            • Louisville, KY

            • None

            #6
            Originally posted by wviveen
            would these fittings restrict flow that much ??

            But then you would have to use 1' tubing. I have ordered the new fly high sacks and I dont know the size of the fittings on those ? (v drive set).

            that would then also be have to be 1", correct ? Otherwise it would not matter if I use the fittings or not.

            Or am is my assumption not correct ?
            Fly high makes a 1" fitting for your sacks. Go to http://www.barefootinternational.com/fatsac.htm and scroll down to the bottom of the page. You need the W738 fitting.
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            • MHayes
              Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
              • Aug 2004
              • 830

              • Roswell, GA


              #7
              Just stay consistent on the inside diameter and you should be fine
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              • wviveen
                • Dec 2004
                • 133

                • Santa Monica

                • 2016 Nautique G23

                #8
                Ok..thanks for all the advice. I will skip the fittings and just mount the hose directly on to the pumps. Then the inside diameter will be 1" from pump to sac.

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                • Mikeski
                  1,000 Post Club Member
                  • Jul 2003
                  • 2908

                  • San Francisco, CA

                  • Current 2005 SV 211, due for upgrade! GS22 or GS24 perhaps? Previous

                  #9
                  These guys have all the fittings and good tubing too.

                  LINK

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