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Hopefully when the boat is done, I can go back to doing this. Its a bit funny seeing all those lost sinkers on the shipwrecks that I dive on.

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Checked E-Bay for 1-inch bar drains with no results. Hopefully I can find two of them at Home Depot. Will check them out today and see what they have.

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Went to Home Depot twice this morning : )
Didnt find any bar drains in 1-inch, but did find a sink strainer that is 1 1/32. slightly bigger by a hair, but should beable to make it work. Great thinking guys !!
and it didnt break my wallet either : )
Mike.

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hammer, you have to go to a plumbing supply house. I install irrigation systems and deal with one on a regular basis. It's a drain for a bar sink. The OD of the drain is a little larger than the Wellcraft original, but the nipple(threaded portion) that sticks out the bottom is 1" thread. I took a step-bit and reamed out the deck hole to get it to fit.
Willy, its not a built in stop,just a brass plug that you have to place in the drain to keep water out, they will also keep water in. When I am bottom fishing or diving, i pop the plugs in to keep water out, when up and running, i pull them to let water drain. I'd do pictures, but I am extremely computer challenged

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30" rain event, leaf clogged scuppers, nice boat went down and now on eBay as a result:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1989-...ayphotohosting

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Been outa town , Pittsburgh, for the weekend. If its not too late, go to a plumbing supply store and ask for a 1" Brass Bar stock. Why its called a "stock" and not a drain I'll never know. I did mine a couple years ago and use the plugs when fishing w/ full crew and fuel.

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I like it!! I wish I could buy it! But all that wood will have to go!!