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Message 8 of 8
Posted by member Peter Clubbe on Friday 28 October 2022

Yep, dems de ones.

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Message 7 of 8
Posted by member colin hewitson on Friday 28 October 2022

Are these correct? There are sizes provided

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/293964951328?

Col.

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Message 6 of 8
Posted by member Kenny Clark on Friday 28 October 2022

Hi Angela, This may be what you are looking for.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/DRAIN-TUBE-SEACHOICE-19121-FOR-3-4-DRAIN-PLUG-BOAT/274447980615
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/VKQAAOSw-btfJ8fe/s-l300.jpg

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Kenny

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Posted by member Angela Hewitson on Wednesday 19 October 2022

Thanks Peter, I'll pass this on to our new member

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Posted by member Angela Hewitson on Wednesday 19 October 2022

Thanks Simon, I'll pass this on to our new member

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Posted by member Simon Papendick on Monday 17 October 2022

Hi Angie,
These fittings are not screwed fittings, they are ribbed and they were fitted using a bolt with two large penny washers and a lot of sealant round the flanges. Where you can get them now, I do not know, but if you google 1inch ribbed flange fittings you may be able to find a source for them.

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Simon Papendick
Former Hardy Marine Employee 1983 to 1990

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Posted by member Peter Clubbe on Saturday 15 October 2022

I replaced mine this year. Difficult to find for some reason, but Ebay provides! Try item 185345743124 (I can't do links unfortunately). You'll find better prices for multiple buys, but this will give you a start.

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Posted by member Angela Hewitson on Friday 14 October 2022

Posting on behalf of a new member:

Looking for 2 x drainage tubes for a Hary 18 - they are positioned ar either side of the well in the front. The tubes are threaded, the right hand piece screws onto the tube so that one flange is in the well and the other is on the outside.

Photo attached

Thanks
Angie
HOC Membership Secretary

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