94 Superjet-Not have a drain?

[nightrider05]

Unless im blind im guessing the superjets dont have a drain plug? I have a 94 SN. The bilge setup on it right now is pretty crappy and I was looking for some alternatives but im still very new to standups and do not know what is out there. If any of you could lead me in the right direction that would be great. Can you fit something like what PWCDoctor on the forum is selling? The one way valves?

 

[Crab]

Just install an electric bilge pump, either with a bracket or glue the base down. The one way is nice for some, but they do leak a little.

 

[SXIPro]

^^^^ What he said. :fing02:

 

[nightrider05]

Just install an electric bilge pump, either with a bracket or glue the base down. The one way is nice for some, but they do leak a little.

Are there certain pumps that I should look at? Right now it has a Rule 1000 in it but its very hard to position being a big and square..something a bit smaller and cylinder shaped would be great.

 

[Zeon]

just get a 500gph one. most use one on those lines. you can mount it next to your shaft or between your tank and stator cover

 

[Waste Land]

between your tank and stator cover

useless...on each side of shaft FTW

 

[Kny21]

Get an Attwood 500gph from WalMart for @ $10-11. Rules have issues with air-locking.

 

[DCRocks]

I use a Rule 800gph bildge, and haven't had any air-locking issues, and it is the exact same size as the 500gph bildge. I leave it running all the time, and it works great.

The one way valves do leak, but they get rid of the water extra quick. Unless you are going extreme, I would stay away from them for now.