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Old 09-03-2010, 09:05 PM
McGillicuddy McGillicuddy is offline
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Default Re: In floor through hull drains, bilge pumps etc...

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Is there a source for something other than the plastic/nylon through hull drains in the floor? Is it possible to install brass? Is rule a good bilge pump..the one that I had in it was a rule and for some odd reason the whole top of the unit became displaced, checked it earlier this season and it ran but I never had any reason to use it until I started taking on water last weekend.
If you're referring to the scuppers, then yes, Moeller and Sea Choice or Sea Dog both make them. They are cheap $4-7 ea. I used 4" on my Seafari 20.

http://www.clrmarine.com/m4_view_ite...E%20021003400D

You will need a flanging tool to flare the un-flared end.
http://www.clrmarine.com/m4_view_ite...MOE%2002070000

I am very happy with my rule pumps. Make sure you have a 3 way switch. Auto/Off/Manual On.

Sensors on rules are usually integrated in the unit or a separate float is used.

Some models have a automatic on that kicks on every 5 mins or so. I think that could be problematic if it drained the battery while moored.
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