Floor Drain Elbow Broke (@#$%^&)

[msbhammer]

Here's a pic. of the coragated 1" hose I used and you can see the 1 1/2 to 1" reducer i Have on.
No wyou cant see it in the picture, but there is a slight incline in the hose. The 90 dregree deck drain does sit lower then the scupper, but, this is the only type of drain that I could find. I had the same drain as you and checked everywhere, even pool stores and couldnt find that part. ...90.

[Gator_Bait]

Thanks for posting those pics Hammer. Now I see what you mean by the floor being in the way. On the V21 the floor isn't a problem at all, the thru hull must just be higher on the hull. Although they still used that same 2 piece impossible to find 90 degree elbow thingy.

BR you can likely use a setup similar to mine since the floor isn't in the way. Wish I took some pics of it but forgot the camera last weekend when I did the install.

[msbhammer]

Forgot the Camera. :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( ;D

[randlemanboater]

I found them for sale at two places, this is the cheepest,

http://www.marineengine.com/products...php?in=3420504

[msbhammer]

Great find Randleman. So whats your plan of action.

[randlemanboater]

I am going out to mow the grass. Then fix the flat tire on my sons bike.....Oh, you mean about the drain.....I think I'll order me some of those and install em next time I go to the coast.

[Blue_Runner]

Gator, yes pics would be cool I'd like to see how the stainless looks in the V21. Did you access this through the rod box or rear hatch?

The port side on mine has been changed before. It has a regular through hull on it and allows the standing water around the lip as you all have described.

Hammer, great pix ;D

[kamikaze]

I had the same problem on my Aquasport when refitting the deck drains recently. Not liking the price of the off the shelf options or the modifications need to refit some of the replacement units I found. I came up with a fix that works well, cost a couple of bucks and doesn't require any refitting modifications to what you already have. I found out that the gray fitting shown in the picture is specific to Marine and RV applications (Shower drain I think) given that it has a hose barb on the one end. However, Home Depot carries the same item in the electrical department in a sleeve vice barb configuration for only a couple of bucks. I took the sleeve and applied my 4" grander to rough up the exterior and make my own barbs. I then applied 5200 to the inside of the hose and two stainless hose clamps to make sure It will never separate again. Screwed in a shiny new SS deck drain off Ebay for 5.00 and I was good to go. Looks great and works identical to the original and didn't cost a fortune to boot.

Kamikaze

[msbhammer]

Flash Card time. Post pics. of what ya did. ;D

[randlemanboater]

Yep, we need some pics of that please Suicidal Japaneese Pilot.