Does anyone sell/make a 90Deg Bilge Thru Hull Fitting???

[FLY6584]

I am looking for a 90Deg bilge thru hull fitting. I am not talking about how it sprays out like you would be talking about with a pisser.

I am looking for one that has the 90 inside the hull where the hose hooks up.

Thanks:biggthumpup:

 

[jetskier79]

I dont' think that would flow water very well.

 

[FLY6584]

I dont' think that would flow water very well.

I had one and it worked great, but it was a cheap plastic one that fell apart.

I was hoping to find a billet aluminum one.

Where I have my thru hull mounted is in a very tight spot and it's hard for the hose to make the turn and now that I have a bpipe in there the hose rubs on the bpipe. If I had a 90 it would sit nice and flush against the hull of the ski.

 

[WaveDemon]

I dont' think that would flow water very well.

I wouldn't be overly concerned about hydrolic losses in a bilge outlet.

 

[Kny21]

can't you just use a 90* fitting right off of a regular bilge through-hull? I had to do this with the pump in my old 650sx......

 

[Mark44]

I think Blowsion does. Check there site.

 

[jetskier79]

I wouldn't be overly concerned about hydrolic losses in a bilge outlet.

I suppose I was more concerned with a restriction that would keep the pump from flowing, or worse, something that would add to air locking a rule.

*shrug*

 

[WaveDemon]

I suppose I was more concerned with a restriction that would keep the pump from flowing, or worse, something that would add to air locking a rule.

*shrug*

at least your thinking. I could try to model it here at work and find out the pressure change at the bend :biggrin:

 

[FLY6584]

I think Blowsion does. Check there site.

Nope, just did. You might be thinking of the 45deg water outlet bilge fitting.

This is what I'm looking for:

 

[jetskier79]

I could try to model it here at work and find out the pressure change at the bend :biggrin:

Geek.

 

['Crockett]

Shorten a standard aluminum one and thread the inside to accept a 90 degree fitting w/hose barb . . . . . . . 1/2" npt pipe thread should be real close, but I haven't measured one . . . . .

If you want to take the "low tech" approach . . you might even be able to epoxy something together to get what you want. The pressure is really low so it shouldn't blow apart . . . . .

 

[michael950]

Use 2 45* bends.

 

[demolition_x]

get a regular bilge fitting then goto lowes and get a 90degree elbow for sprinkler lines and get a short piece of hose and put that right up against the fitting.

 

[FLY6584]

These are all great ideas and trust me I have thought of the same ones, but I am really limited on space thats why I was hoping to find something that already had a 90 in it.

 

[jetskier79]

man....how limited can you really be???

 

[WaveDemon]

man....how limited can you really be???

maybe he crammed a small block chevey in there...

 

[demolition_x]

you ain't gonna find a 90 degree aluminum one, would be impossible to make on a lathe.

http://search.ebay.com/search/searc...=bilge+fitting&category0=&submitSearch=Search

 

[The Penguin]

at least your thinking. I could try to model it here at work and find out the pressure change at the bend :biggrin:

Geek.

damm CADD Monkeys!

they make books with charts & tables for that stuff - why you want to go and model it?

:biggrin:

 

[WBB#20]

It's 27 yrs old and in excellent shape . Not billet but will still work.

 

[Crab]

I am looking for a 90Deg bilge thru hull fitting. I am not talking about how it sprays out like you would be talking about with a pisser.

I am looking for one that has the 90 inside the hull where the hose hooks up.

Thanks:biggthumpup:

Try West Marine, I got one off ebay. They flow just fine. Now I need one for a bigger pump, going to the Attwood 1250.