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Bilge pump outfall location??
I'm putting a new 1500 GPH Rule bilge pump in my boat to compliment my little 500 gph that currently lives in the bowels of my boat.
I'm running a 1-1/8" line to the outfall. Question: I want to exit the line on the starboard side, so I can see/monitor it. How high up on the side / freeboard should i exit it?? Too high and it reduces the flow capability due to head loss, too low and it come back in the boat. Before I go drilling holes in my boat, I wanted to get some opinions and experiences from everyone. Proposed location on attached picture. What do you think? Thanks, Jim http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/e...umpoutfall.jpg |
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the ones on my 25 are about where you projected area is. try to find pics of other 23s a go from there
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On my 23 Tsunami,I placed the bilge pump thru hulls in just about the same location,as you are thinking of.They work very well in that spot.
I have two pumps,(1500 & 2000 gph)with a thru hull on both the port and starboard sides. http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y7/easy2/IMG_1704.jpg |
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I have a 1 way valve on mine and its just above the waterline
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Your in the right spot.
Mine has 1-2000gph & 2-750s http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...8/100_0714.jpg |
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Mine was put back where originally located with a second one added.
1 2000gph 1 500gph auto http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s...ncc/pic041.jpg |
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Thanks for the advise guys! Got it in today. Also I documented some measurements at the same time.
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its just a suggestion but if i were you id get a little more pumpage in there. i like the idea of the automatic ones. ive got an 1100 and a 2000 in my 20sf. 1100 on a float switch and 2000 on manual switch.
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