Fuel vent thru hull replacement

[Viking88rd]

New to me, 2007 Marlin. The fuel vent thru hull is in need of replacement. See pics. What is Grady currently using for this application. Easy access via the aft cabin port side panel so replacement "should" be a DIY project. Lots of time on my hands with "the virus". I'm sheltering in place on the boat!

 

[DennisG01]

I wouldn't worry about what Grady is currently doing. Do whatever you want. These are pretty nice: https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=12257

FYI, be sure to fix that loop (secure it better) so it is an "upward" loop as opposed to a "sideways" loop. A sideways loop doesn't really do a good job of keeping water out!

 

[Viking88rd]

I wouldn't worry about what Grady is currently doing. Do whatever you want. These are pretty nice: https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/userportal/show_product.do?pid=12257

FYI, be sure to fix that loop (secure it better) so it is an "upward" loop as opposed to a "sideways" loop. A sideways loop doesn't really do a good job of keeping water out!

Ahhhhhh, good call on the loop. Thanks!

 

[Ky Grady]

Yep, I second that vent. Clean and sleek, no chance of hitting it like existing if you come in a little hot to the dock. Upward loop is good call also.

 

[Viking88rd]

Yep, I second that vent. Clean and sleek, no chance of hitting it like existing if you come in a little hot to the dock. Upward loop is good call also.

Update: new Attwood vent bedded & hose loop corrected. Thanks everyone

 

[Paul_A]

Exact vent I installed. Looks great.

 

[DennisG01]

Looks good - that vent style looks much better. And it's flush, too.

 

[Ky Grady]

Looks outstanding Viking! Much better than original.

 

[Fishtales]

That is what GW is using these days. I agree, much better....

 

[leeccoll]

Plus 1!!