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Unread 11-21-2013, 03:42 PM
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so,, this might be a dumb question but why do boats have a freeze plug. It's winterized and don't run when the water is hard.
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they're actually called welch plugs or core plugs even though every one calls them freeze plugs. Their primary purposes to plug the holes in the block that was used to get the sand out when it was cast. They don't have anything to do with freezing other than they push out when you let a block freeze, and no, they won't prevent a block from cracking
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they're actually called welch plugs or core plugs even though every one calls them freeze plugs. Their primary purposes to plug the holes in the block that was used to get the sand out when it was cast. They don't have anything to do with freezing other than they push out when you let a block freeze, and no, they won't prevent a block from cracking
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