sea rider flap

[Jon penrith]

In response to other threads I intend to order a tube with a flap made by Poly marine for the drain hole in my sea riders transom.Has anyone actually used this flap from Polymarine?How did you fit it in & with what adhesive,tools etc.DID IT WORK OK?

[Rogue Wave]

is this the part no Ref: 11.62.20

[Pete7]

Stu, you need to get out more

[The Garfish]

Originally Posted by Pete7

Stu, you need to get out more

yus. i sujest de gowbi dezert

gArf

s.p. cann yew nott innvyte de owld bil rownd to dryvers worf untill de smuguld bewze az bin shiftid

[UKPOWERBOAT]

gArfish nice "URL" you have there!!!

[UKPOWERBOAT]

Think your URL has a spillin mistok

[Rogue Wave]

Oi GrAfie why have you got Naorty boyz siganiTyear, did he give it too you or have you nicked it

[Jon penrith]

I'm not sure of the part number off the top of my head.Its a tube with a hinged flap at the end.Diameter of the tube is much smaller than the hole in the rear of the sea rider though.
Jon

[Rogue Wave]

Yeah, that's why i Asked the part no. ( I lokked at the website by the way, I am not enough of an Anorak yet to quote part no's.)

If it's too small then you are going to need a blanking plateand after fitting that I'd throw the component away and fit the more conventional expanding rubber bungs and tubes as shown on the same page.

The flaps are OK but if a bit of crap gets in between the flap and the tube it lets the water in, tht can be annoying on a searider as the flooding hull makes it sit low anyway and all of a sudden you have a very wet sandwich box!

[Jon penrith]

I dont want to blank the hole off completely as have seen other threads about the water still getting inside the hull then it cant get out.The hinged flap seemed a good compromise with the front hole blocked off of course.