deck drains

[hamster]

Hi
Does anybody know where i can buy 3 of these from?http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ONE-WAY-DECK-D...3A1|240%3A1318

I've searched the web everwhere but can't find any.
I have three 4m seariders that are kept afloat permanently on a lake and get fed up of users leaving the trunk down and coming to use the boat and find it is flooded as a result. I'm after something that is foolproof and have used these before and have been very happy with them. When I've used them on the sea before they have started to leak a bit after time when they get covered in weed and barnicles but as we don't have that problem on fresh water I'm thinking they'll be just the job.

thanks

graham

[Top banana]

Hi, try Steve the boat,who posts on here, I think he still fits them on the shakespear ribs.

[chewy]

Hi,

This is Steves website, http://www.nautequipe.co.uk I spoke to the lass who works their and she was very helpful.

[hamster]

thanks guys. I'll try giving them a call tomorrow

[Polwart]

Or try here: http://www.imsupplies.co.uk/search.p...=search&page=1 (i think the generic name is "ball scuppers".)

[CJL]

Polymarine supply them.

Chris

[Cookee]

There are also the "ducks bill" ones which are also a form of one way valve, both can suffer from having stuck in them and allowing water in, I would not fit them to a hard boat on a mooring or a boat that will not stand being filled with water, but they will work very well with a deck above water level.

[JSP]

Was wondering, could one of these fit over the rear hole on a searider's flooding hull? I've read that even when blocked off, the hull can still get water in but can't get back out. Ones of these sound like a good solution.

http://www.imsupplies.co.uk/home.php?cat=153

[chewy]

Blocking the hull off on a SR and fitting a small brass plug would sort the problem, any water which does enter can be drained off.

[JSP]

Not on the move though mate?