HOOKING UP LIVE WELL PLUMBING AND BOAT THROUGH HULL INSTALLATION
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This video is me hooking up my front livewell. Using a kit you can purchase from Amazon. It makes a livewell install so much easier..
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Man im loving this build. Great video Jeff. Thanks for sharing
Great job on that install
Looking good Jeff. I'm always impressed with detail of your build. Everything is explained simple enough to where everyone can follow along and understand what you are doing. Very thorough in every detail. I look forward to your next video.
Thank you I appreciate that.
Awesome video and that thing will be ready for crappie in no time..
Yes sir. I hope so lol
good video man
Thanks brother.
@@bowl830 fleeing like hell but all you guys videos keep me looking a head hope get the 21ft done and going
You’ll get it. You got a great helper. I hope you get back to a 100% soon.
No seacock on that thru hull inlet?
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Nice video sir!…..what sealer did you use for the through holes and spray bar?
I cheated lol. I used a sealer we use for metal roof connection. It’s the same as Lexel. Most times I just slap a good prong around them and use 5200
@@bowl830 thanks for sharing your build! Learned a lot, I have a good idea of how I’m going to build my deck now using the same design, before watching your videos I was going to rivet angled aluminum along the side hull but now I don’t need to do that lol 👍🏼, saved me on rivets and keeping that clean look. Thanks again.
Very Nice!! Quick question: How do you drain it when you pull the boat out of the water?
The drain in the tank runs all the way to the back and dumps right in front of the bilge pump. Pull the plug then turn bilge on or just pull boat plug
@@bowl830 I did not notice the drain! My Bad!!!
how is it going to drain if the drain tube is at the top of the livewell? IT will just drain to the tube but not the water under it, correct?
Top is a over flow. That way you can leave pump on for constant fresh water. There’s a drain in the bottom you can pull to empty the tank after use.