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    2005 Triton trx20 livewell question....

    How many pumps are there for both livewells in this model/year? One pump-in is not working. Boat is at shop getting routine engine maintenance so I can't go outside and take bilge area apart. I'm going on vacation next week and wanted to order them and have them at the house for when I get back. I'm gonna replace all pumps except bilge since I did that one last year. So how many total live well pumps would I need to order? Brand? Part numbers? Thanks gents.
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    Do you have 2 separate wells? Or 1 with a divider?
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    You have four pumps, two for each side. I just replaced all of mine last fall.

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    #4
    Quote Originally Posted by bbqpitboss View Post
    Do you have 2 separate wells? Or 1 with a divider?
    2 separate wells
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    #5
    Then you will have 2 pump ins. 2 recirculating pumps, 2 pump outs.
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    So then 6. Thanks.
    which ones you guys recommend??
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    I would just change the bad ones, if there working leave them alone, they are a pain in the a$$ to change, bent over down in the bilge.
    If you use the same kind of pumps that you have, then all's you have to do is change the pump and not the thru hole part, a lot easier.

    Keep one on the shelf for back-up, if one goes