bilge pump

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winkali
winkali
26 posts
26 posts
3 Nov 2020 7:35am
Hi everyone, I am tight for space in the bilge of my Triton24 and want to install a standalone electric pump with extraction hose auto switch running into the the bilge. I already have a manual pump installed.
Does anyone have any suggestions much appreciated.
George
FabulousPhill
FabulousPhill
VIC
335 posts
VIC, 335 posts
3 Nov 2020 12:31pm
One of these: www.whitworths.com.au/rule-mate-12v-automatic-bilge-pump-500-gph
or www.whitworths.com.au/tmc-12v-auto-eye-automatic-bilge-pump-500-gph or a larger size. Mine had an elbow fitting in the kit, to send the water vertically out of the bilge, as the bilge sump was quite narrow. I like them because they are an integrated unit - the sensor as well as the pump.
UncleBob
UncleBob
NSW
1311 posts
NSW, 1311 posts
3 Nov 2020 1:29pm
FabulousPhill said..
One of these: www.whitworths.com.au/rule-mate-12v-automatic-bilge-pump-500-gph
or www.whitworths.com.au/tmc-12v-auto-eye-automatic-bilge-pump-500-gph or a larger size. Mine had an elbow fitting in the kit, to send the water vertically out of the bilge, as the bilge sump was quite narrow. I like them because they are an integrated unit - the sensor as well as the pump.


+1, I have found that all small submersible pumps have a relatively short lifespan, some better than others but it will fail at some point, and when it does just grab another, they aren't that dear.
oldboyracer
oldboyracer
NSW
292 posts
NSW, 292 posts
3 Nov 2020 3:24pm
I have one of those ,same reason tight fit. I also have a spare one with tubing hose clamped and coiled ready to use , alligator clips on the wiring just in case . I have heard scared men with buckets will work faster lol
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