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rigging hull vents to bilge
Restoring a 23SF and am planning on keeping my hull vents. When I broke the boat down, there were two boxes glassed to the vents with round holes in the bottom, but nothing attached. Can I assume these went hoses or some kind run into the bilge proper?
How do those who keep the vents rig them. I'm converting an I/O to a bracketed Outboard. |
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Those were for air inlet to bilge and exhaust from bilge blower
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You won't need anything additional if they're in the stock location. Mine were originally covered and I opened them back up. The bow vents fall in the vertical "channel" that meets the under-deck area outside of the stringers at the rear of the casting platform. The stern has no channel but rather is wide open. If you're using plastic vents I suggest making or have someone make a picture frame type border from aluminum. This has saved my vents when fenders are deployed.
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Got it. So do you still have the boxes installed inside the hull? Or nothing at all?
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Mine never had a "box". That may have been an IB thing and not an OB thing.
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Take a look at the white hoses coming out of the boxes you were describing. My is a 23sf outboard. Hoses went down into the bilge.
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THanks for that pic.
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