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you have to get suction on the transom end (under the battery on mine). Pain in the neck, and shoulder, and everything else, to reach. I've used a manual bilge pump and also had luck just sticking a finger in and pulling out quickly several times(waiting for the rude comments...). it'll come a gushing...Then shove the hose nozzle in and spray backwards in the pipe for good luck.
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05-23-2013, 09:15 PM
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Good idea's!! the guy I bought the boat from replaced the fuel tank and poured in a lot of floatation in and over the tank . I had to cut a lot out to get the water to drain , mabey I need a ROTOROUTER (LOL)
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