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04-11-2017, 08:38 PM #15000 RPM
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Hydrostream drain plug type
I'm finishing up my Vector and was getting ready to install the drain plug tube and I got to thinking if I should use a drain tube and a expansion type plug or a use a garboard type plug? What are y'all using on your Hydrostreams?
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04-12-2017, 05:58 AM #2
The way I have looked at it is if the boat is going to stay in the water for any length of time I like the garboard type. If she's a trailer queen then the expansion type is a lot easyer to remove (no tools). JMO Gary
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Is it cored at the drain plug area with a wood block? If yes, then use a peened tube sealed with 5200 caulk. If solid glass then you could use a normal snap or twist type plug. (That's the set up I have). Or u could use the garboard type if you want.
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I was just worried about the expansion type plug coming out at high speed . It is a standard wood and glass setup, I think the garboard type may lead to water intrusion in the wood. Now that I think about it, my Varmint never had any problems with a rubber plug. Thanks
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04-12-2017, 08:41 AM #5
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