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Moeller Drain Tubes are designed to allow water and fluids to flow out. Use a bailer plug to fill the tube when draining is not desired and to prevent water from coming in. These drain tubes are brass and aluminum making them corrosion resistant and have a 90-degree flange.
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Melbourne, FL
5 out of 5 stars.
Drain Tubes Work Well
12 years ago
The tubes are great and good value. The tool to put them in right is expensive, relative to the cost of the tubes. Think of it this way, though. For <$50 I have two very nice transom drain tubes in my sailboat now. I'm happy.
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Lake Ozark, MO
5 out of 5 stars.
Very good quality brass tubes
14 years ago
You will need a Flanging tool in order to install the tube. The flanging tool instructions which came with the tool and the instructions on this site are misleading and incomplete so I would suggest searching the internet forums for worthwhile help.
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Salem Ma
5 out of 5 stars.
Quality at the right price
17 years ago
Great quality at a reasonable price. Perfect replacement for my whaler.
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Q: Do I weld this tube in a aluminum Jon boat?
3 years ago5 Answers
A: No
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: will the 1 inch brass drain tubes work in a 1.08 existing hole in my boat.
4 years ago2 Answers
A: I think you need to size the drain tubes with the moeller tool. There are videos about the tool and how to customize the drain tube. Professional charter captain
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: Hi, I need to replace the Moeller drain tube that goes vertically through the hull of my sailboat, from the deck of the boat to the water. I was surprised to find that the existing old drain tube was flanged only on the deck side. It was straight on the hull/water side. This seems strange to me -- seems to me that it should have been flanged on the water/hull side, too. That would be safer, no? Is it standard to NOT flange it on the bottom? I guess in this case you would simply secure the outside of the tube to the hull with sealant/epoxy and hope for the best... Grateful for any advice about flanging or not flanging... Thanks, A.S. NYC
4 years ago3 Answers
A: Usually they are flanged on both sides.
4 years agoHelpful?
Q: I am restoring a 1969 Boston Whaler Nauset (the 16' one). I need to replace the four drain tubes (the long one in the ""bilge"" area that goes out the bottom of the transom, the two in the splashwell and the one in the anchor locker. Can you advise which brass tubes to order and which flanging tool i will need? Thanks, Henry
6 years ago1 Answer
A: You will need to measure the diameter of the hole to ensure the diameter of the tube will fit. The tube length can be cut to suit, so if in doubt order it longer than you need. Be sure to allow 1/4"" extra in length to make the flare. The flare tool is ordered by tube diameter. For example a nominal 1"" plug fits in a 1"" I.d. Hole and requires 1 1/4 "" o.d. tube and flaring tool. If the transom is 2 1/2 "" wide you need a tube that is longer than 2 3/4"" so you can cut it to length. Just take care to cut square. The flaring tool comes with decent directions. Bed the tube in 5200 adhesive sealant. Hope this helps.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: What is the thickness of the tube wall?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: Wall thickness is 0.031"".
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: 1 inch brass thru hull tube. What is the needed hole size? and what is the minimum hull thickness I can install the tube in?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: The 1"" tube requires a 1"" hole. I don't see a minimum hull thickness listed.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is there an O ring to use on the side that is flanged? Or do you flange it directly against the transom? I installed one in a 22 whaler a few years ago and it incuded two o rings for each end of the tube. If one is required, what size? Thanks.
7 years ago1 Answer
A: It doesn't come with an oring, you would use caulking on a fiberglass application.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: Want to replace thru hull, drains on sail boat. I.D. hole thru hull (transom) is 1 5/8"". Boat is Catalina. Looks like they used brass tubes and flange to flair end on both ends. Flairs have broken off and Im concerned about water infiltration into hull. New boats use plastic and 1"" hole size. Do you have tubes this 1 5/8"" and flange tool? Thanks
7 years ago1 Answer
A: The largest ID we have is 1 1/4"". Nothing in 1 5/8"".
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Q: Is this ID or OD?
7 years ago1 Answer
A: ID Inside Diameter.
7 years agoHelpful?
Q: I own a boston whaler 17 montauk prod year 1981. I need to replace copper drain tubes. could you pls advice for train tube codes, o rings and flanging tool? Additionally can you ship to Athens Greece?
10 years ago6 Answers
A: I have sent all the information you need. Can U quote?
9 years agoHelpful?
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