Reply With QuoteCongratulations to Dana, Bob and everyone else at Dana. In my book, the best marine parts made, with sales and service to match.
Welcome aboard.
John M
I'd like to take this time to introduce ourself to any who doesn't know us. Dana Marine Products has been on the forward lines of inventing and manufacturing billet aluminum marine products for over 29 years. Our product line is expanding daily with new and exciting parts. This new section will allow us to keep all ***boaters up to speed on new products, as well as answer all technical questions on existing products. My name is Bob, and can be contacted here or at the shop 951-279-5005. Thanks for all the support!!
Congratulations to Dana, Bob and everyone else at Dana. In my book, the best marine parts made, with sales and service to match.
Welcome aboard.
John M
Congrats, it's nice to see new companys in this section. I think it was a great idea and I hope it works out!
Do you carry low water pickups? Rigging up a chiller and not sure what to get. Any suggestions.
There's a few options on water pickups, personally any time I'm going to drill a hole thru the bottom of a boat I use a ball valve directly on the pickup. It's a simple safety precaution that could save a big headache someday. That being said, I'd suggest buying one of our stainless steel thru hull pickups. It has a generic length pickup tube that you would cut and shape on roughly a 20-30 degree angle to match the bottom of your boat. We have them with female 3/4" or 1" pipe. 3/4" is perfect for a chiller.
You can find them here.
http://danamarineproducts.com/GroupC...TOKEN=92895120
GREAT!!! I thought Eddie Marine was gonna get 1st dibs..I'm glad it was Dana.
so is there a discount for hot boaters???
Thank you for the info i,ll be ordering one up. Don,t understand the ball valve do you sell them and where do you mount it. Probably a stupid question but you got to learn.:idea:
Q & A is how things get done properly, so feel free to ask away. The reason for the ball valve is in the case of a line breakage. A 3/4" hole in the bottom of a boat will fill up a boat pretty fast. I've had braided lines come apart, and rubber hoses fail. It may be a long shot, but it's possible.
Do you sell the ball valve part# etc.
Q & A is how things get done properly, so feel free to ask away. The reason for the ball valve is in the case of a line breakage. A 3/4" hole in the bottom of a boat will fill up a boat pretty fast. I've had braided lines come apart, and rubber hoses fail. It may be a long shot, but it's possible.
Bob,
Great advice
John M
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