Does anyone have a good or proven idea to seal off a below water line thru hull hole?
I am reconfiguring my livewell system and by doing so I have an extra hole in the transom I don’t need. I thought of taking two solid rubber stoppers, drilling a hole in each, and using stainless steel hardware to bolt them into each end of the existing thru hull. I would also use marine sealant for good measure. Comments? Are there any other, easier ways to do this?
Thank you,
Chip
1988 Conquest Bass Boat, Model: N/A, 17\',
1988 48HP Johnson Model #: VJ48ESLCCC, Serial #: G7757438
Typical type fiberglass bass boat.
Apparently only produced for a couple of years.
Anyone else own one of these?
Would like more information.
how big is the hole?? I have used this twice and it's worked well both times, if the hole is around 1" or so, go to home depot of lowes in the plumbing department, look for a blank off for a kitchen sink, they are chrome plated and have a long threaded shaft with a nut on it, put a little 5200 behind it and tighten it up.
like this: http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/...10053
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That's awesome!
It will look a lot nicer than a rubber cork!
Thank you for the great idea!
Chip
1988 Conquest Bass Boat, Model: N/A, 17\',
1988 48HP Johnson Model #: VJ48ESLCCC, Serial #: G7757438
Typical type fiberglass bass boat.
Apparently only produced for a couple of years.
Anyone else own one of these?
Would like more information.
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