Broken Bait Station Drain

[JRuss282]

Good day, I have a 2002 282 Sailfish with dual sink on port side at stern, one I guess is considered a bait holding area with drain. I was having some oil tank troubles and to clearly see everything I needed to remove the battery switch box and also cut caulk and pull the sinks. Anyhow I inadvertently damaged one of the sinks. There are two drain hoses one of them broke at the connection at the bottom. I think just age and was brittle.

The Question because now I am home and forgot to check. Is that one piece? or can that drain piece be replaced or modified because I sure don't want to buy a new sink? Maybe a through hull connector?

Regards

 

[seasick]

Yes maybe a plastic small diameter thru hull type of fitting. If however the 'sink' is a livewell AND the drain is also where you insert an standpipe / overflow tube, you need a specific fitting
Here is an example of what I am referring to

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[JRuss282]

Not livewell more like a frozen bait station holding area with drain, that leads out Port side, I wish I would have measured

 

[glacierbaze]

I have never seen a sink with the drain cast, or molded, in as one piece, so I would think that it is a separate plumping part. But......, there are a lot of things I still haven't seen.

 

[JRuss282]

Ok thx guys, I'm just going to pick up a few different sizes and hope for the best, we have a few Marine stores they may even have on hand but with the way things are I want something in hand next time I go down.

 

[glacierbaze]

Definitely 2 piece, probably a flat washer, or caulk on top, and a threads and a nut on the bottom. Do you know if it is straight or elbow? If this repair gives you access to both, I would replace both.

 

[JRuss282]

I think you are correct two pieces, I think it is also straight, the piece that broke may still be in the hose underneath, that was a second issue to me working on the oil. I really think it is a through hole connector type it looks in my old photo to have a notch in the plastic? I will update when back down I am going to by a few sizes