How much clearance do you need behind the tank for the overflow bow? Thank you
1337921
the overflow box requires a minimum of 4.5 inches between the tank and the wall.
142790
The space was 11" but it would not fit over my gunwale. I have a 19 ft bow rider 1987 four winns. I never thought about it not fitting. But it didn't. Great ladder but I had to send it back. Make sure you measure right.
608203
I had the Same Problem. I bought a new peep site (G5) and had a local bow show in stall. This could also be your draw length is not correct. I bought this bow off Amazon Because of the great deal. I also purchase all new accessories for the bow prior to buying.The equipment already installed on the bow is a little lack luster. (low end arrow rest, peep site, site, & stabilizer)
487580
cut the flowmaster off at each end of the muffler, replace the space with glasspack the clamp an you good to gomake sure you measure so you dont have to buy extra pipe should take 25-35 min
326657
I just measured it. The minimum clearance required to remove the ceramic top from the tank is 31.0". Of course that does not let you get into the tank to replace the flush valve or clear some other problem; for that you would have to unbolt the tank and remove it. It's been some months since I installed that toilet (in a vacation home where I am at the moment), but if memory serves there would be a need for another few inches of clearance to tilt the tapered, gasketed tank bottom into its receiver on the back of the bottom (basin) component of the toilet. If you are considering having a removable shelf above the tank, you will need 30-3/4" (about 30.8") of clearance, not 30.6". Otherwise, to make maintenance feasible, you will need about 33" of clearance at a minimum, and that will require you to drain and unbolt the tank to remove it for access to the internal components. Relative to David O.'s answer to this question, I too would not buy it again, basically for the reason he states: the water spot (i.e., wetted surface area) of this toilet is too small, so that fecal matter tends to stick to the ceramic surface. Plan on keeping a toilet brush (and holder) nearby for frequent use.
2126265
The width of mine is 23 inches. From front of bow to back is 11 1/2 in. My bow front tank is 26 gal. This top comes with a plastic strip that you will need to cut to fit around your heater and filter.
1227504
No, it was too small to fill well over the bow rails. It leans towards the smaller size.
1139169
I took a piece of filter sponge and cut to fit for in front of the outflow. I was able to put it under the lip of the top cover and close it over the sponge. It really cut down on the flow. The filter also comes with a plastic curved piece that goes over the top to lessen the water flow. Also, the higher you have the water in the tank, the less the current. What size tank do you have?
143887
I have Viper (4-16x44 / 30mm tube) mounted on picatiny rail using these rings. From the rail to the tube there is about 6mm clearance, and about 5mm between barrel and objective. So I think 6mm clearance should be plenty for a bubble. However, I personally dont use it. Hope this helps.
181895
Mine fits a 26g Aqueon Bowfront tank. It is 23" wide. The Rectangular section is 23" wide by 10" deep. The deepest portion (the back edge to the widest point of the arch) is 23" wide by abut 13.5" deep
326594
Each side is a little over 1"... So it will need a little over 1" in clearance inside the tank.
744561
Clearance from the back surface of your vehicle is the question here. Mine is on a motorhome but I had to cut and reweld for MY purposes.
92085
The tank to bowl bolts are approximately 2 inch long. But... once you pull the bolts out there are no clearance issues. You will be able to pull the tank off just about horizontally as it just rests on the bowl . Great commode by the way. The next one I have to buy will be the Champion.
608204
Take your bow to a pro shop and have the peep installed and have the sight and rest checked for correct alignment. That should tighten up your groups.
1603879
You'll also have to swap out your pressure tank for an overflow tank. You may need to fabricate a bracket, or just get creative with some elbow brackets. This guy's videos are the best, and very comprehensive: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fyeQVzlGLAI .
410853
I measured mine and its exactly 3 1/2" of space behind the tank. This leaves about 1/4" play it you have to remove it. You could get away with less if you leave the cover off!
1935732
Good luck! My tank leaked on mine and I was unable to find just the tank. This is reportedly a problem with this model. My faucet was ok, just the tank....would have purchased something else, but due to no clearance on the splashback am stuck with this model. If you find where you can buy just the tank, I would appreciate your sharing, since the lifespan is only about 3 years from what I have read. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.