I found an aluminium one I would like to put in. Anyone know what size the original hole is? Its cold here in Toledo and cant get out to tear it apart. The one I found takes a 1 inch hole. Didnt want to get and have it be to small. Is it a pain in the ass to get your arm back there behind or over that foam box to un/reinstall? I pulled the fuel tank the one decent day we had and kinda checked it out. Replaced the bilge pump. Found 17 cents (1 dime and 7 pennies), Two stainless wing nuts (battery + & -) and a button to a shirt. Other than that seems to be in pretty good shape back there.
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Bilge thru hull fitting
- Thread starter Melvin
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yellowfiero88
Well-known member
Mine is a 3/4" hose that requires a 1" hole (86 enchanter) I would say checkmate used all the same stuff.
JT Patroni
Well-known member
Ditto, on my Starflite. It uses a 3/4" hose and the thru hull hole is 1".