Deck drain 1999 Adventure 208

[Osprey1952]

I am having trouble locating this deck drain anywhere online. It’s the rear drain and appears to be plastic. Anyone replace this one?
1999 Adventure 208 walk around. Here’s a photo of what I’m looking for.

 

[Mustang65fbk]

Is it a 90 or 180 degree fitting? TH Marine usually has a few pretty decent options for things like that.

Cockpit Drains - 1 1/2" / White / Removable Screen- Flat Head - T-H Marine Supplies

Description SKUs Dimensions Tapered head design permits flush installation and complete drainage for any deck or cockpit area. Drop-in screen models are notched for flush fit. Available in 90 degree and white only. Mounting nut included. Tapered and flat head cockpit drains Complete drainage for...

thmarinesupplies.com

 

[Osprey1952]

Is it a 90 or 180 degree fitting? TH Marine usually has a few pretty decent options for things like that.

Cockpit Drains - 1 1/2" / White / Removable Screen- Flat Head - T-H Marine Supplies

Description SKUs Dimensions Tapered head design permits flush installation and complete drainage for any deck or cockpit area. Drop-in screen models are notched for flush fit. Available in 90 degree and white only. Mounting nut included. Tapered and flat head cockpit drains Complete drainage for...

thmarinesupplies.com

Thanks but it actually goes straight, no bend.

 

[Mustang65fbk]

Thanks but it actually goes straight, no bend.

They do make those elsewhere as well... you could go with something that's completely open, or I'd maybe recommend something that has a screen on it so you don't lose or get anything stuck in the drains. Also, it depends on the size of the hose or piping that you've currently got, if it's 1.5" or 2", etc. Either way, here are a couple of different options.

Attwood Cockpit Drain - No Screen

Cockpit Drain - No ScreenFor use with 1-1/2" I.D. hose as part of a self-bailing cockpit system. Features short stem and narrow flange for installing through cockpits. Polypropylene construction.Specifications:Stem Length: 3-3/4"Max. Hull Thickness: 1-1/2"Flange Diameter: 2-1/8"Installation Hole...

www.boemarine.com

https://defender.com/en_us/forespar-cf-254s-marelon-flush-head-deck-drain-thru-hull-with-screen?utm_id=146308134413&utm_campaign=19735474070&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid&utm_content=649561297602&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD_ojekWEonIl6sMoKChkMZMqk0xO&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhIHG2pjijAMVCA6tBh1kUQenEAQYDiABEgIb5vD_BwE#493=2172

 

[Hookup1]

It's not that complicated. Hopefully someone who owns the same boat can give you some insight. Maybe you can get a camera behind it for a picture. I know what you are looking for.

 

[seasick]

You need to know if the fitting is barbed at the hose side and the diameter (inside) of the hose.
From there just search for a Marelon mushroom thru hull similar to this one

906028 - 1-1/4 RD THRU HULL CF253, Hose Barb Thru-hull Connector (Forespar)

906028 - 1-1/4 RD THRU HULL CF253 Forespar CF253 Marelon Hose Tailpipe Mushroom Head Thru Hull w/Nut, White

www.marineengine.com

 

[Hookup1]

My question is "Do you have any way to access the back of that fitting to change it?". I know on my boat it is accessible thru a hatch but impossible to work on.

 

[seasick]

Unfortunately often it is necessary to cut an opening and install a deck (pie) plate after the plumbing is done. I am not that familiar with your hull to make that determination

 

[Hookup1]

These guys figured it out!

 

[seasick]

These guys figured it out!
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Brilliant!