dfish28
03-04-2013, 12:28 PM
Just a reminder... Had an aerator to replace and new lines for it, upon "entering" through a hatch, inspected other hoses as well... This is what I found
Bilge hose near the thru-hull at the loop...
http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o588/dfish28/866B7A3C-4BCC-4AF3-B15C-C91C2B05349F-1279-000001AFD46BE9A1_zpsf5661411.jpg
Break was not seen but felt, this was definitely not getting all bilge water out each pump
2- live well fill line had a loop in it and all it took was a little movement to break in two places
http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o588/dfish28/E53C5640-08E9-4D0F-A6CF-7D53CC873996-1279-000001AFEAC3C715_zpsac61a632.jpg
Just a helpful tip- older boats do need a little more thorough go thru, especially if you plan on docking for the season!!
Update 3-9-13:
I do not like "plumbing"!
all hoses are in need of replacement... so we only went to a marine store in belmar two times today... and there are no more of the better clamps for 3/4 id hose.. just to let you know...lol. hopefull only two more visits and we will be done.
All below the water line hoses have been replaced now except for one that goes all the way to the bow fish box,thats a good steak dinner for two!, did I tell you I dislike plumbing!... so scupper lines,drains,fills,washdowns, any thing hose is now new and I feel like I took multiple dives off a set of stairs. those hatches that look so big , get a lot smaller when you try to work in there... only a few more weeks and we will be floating, and definitely not sinking from a bad hose or 8...
Bilge hose near the thru-hull at the loop...
http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o588/dfish28/866B7A3C-4BCC-4AF3-B15C-C91C2B05349F-1279-000001AFD46BE9A1_zpsf5661411.jpg
Break was not seen but felt, this was definitely not getting all bilge water out each pump
2- live well fill line had a loop in it and all it took was a little movement to break in two places
http://i1149.photobucket.com/albums/o588/dfish28/E53C5640-08E9-4D0F-A6CF-7D53CC873996-1279-000001AFEAC3C715_zpsac61a632.jpg
Just a helpful tip- older boats do need a little more thorough go thru, especially if you plan on docking for the season!!
Update 3-9-13:
I do not like "plumbing"!
all hoses are in need of replacement... so we only went to a marine store in belmar two times today... and there are no more of the better clamps for 3/4 id hose.. just to let you know...lol. hopefull only two more visits and we will be done.
All below the water line hoses have been replaced now except for one that goes all the way to the bow fish box,thats a good steak dinner for two!, did I tell you I dislike plumbing!... so scupper lines,drains,fills,washdowns, any thing hose is now new and I feel like I took multiple dives off a set of stairs. those hatches that look so big , get a lot smaller when you try to work in there... only a few more weeks and we will be floating, and definitely not sinking from a bad hose or 8...