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Thread: one way valve for Bilge pump outlet?

  1. #1
    dregsz
    Hi All,
    I have a low profile Sleekcraft SST.
    My bilge outlet sits below the waterline when I have full gas tanks and is suspect for leaking water back into the bilges.
    Does anyone know of one way valves for bilge outlet hoses?
    Thanks
    Evan

  2. #2
    BK
    Go to your local plumbing supply house and get a gate style check valve. Install it in line and this will take care of your problem.

  3. #3
    058
    No real need for a check valve, just loop the discharge hose higher that the waterline.

  4. #4
    Panic Button
    Lowes PVC check valve, $2.99

  5. #5
    HP350SC
    No real need for a check valve, just loop the discharge hose higher that the waterline.
    There you go, good solution. I would even go to a rubber type hose and clamp it at the outlet. If the cheesy plastic hose fell off, you would take on water AND have no bilge pump :supp:

  6. #6
    SmokinLowriderSS
    Cheezy plastic hose?!?!?!!?!? I'll have you know my Taylor is equipped with the finest 4-feet of garden hose ever made in 1978.

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