Little help with proper terminology

[GatorMike]

One of the deck drains at the rear of my boat is broken and instead of draining into the rubber tube and out the side of the boat it drains into my bilge. I was trying to find a replacement and have searched for deck drains, floor drains. deck hardware, and hatches and can't find one. Does anybody know what those drains are called? Maybe if I knew what to call it my search would come up with one.

 

[GatorMike]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

Nevermind I just did a search for scuppers....LOL it came to me just after I posted the message.

 

[GatorMike]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

Ok back again. I thought I had it with scupper but a scupper drains through the transom mine drains through the floor. I am back looking again. Anybody know what a floor drain is called or where I might order one online?

 

[studlymandingo]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

Is the fitting broken, or is it the pipe that goes from the fitting to the splashwell?

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

scupper is still right.

 

[GatorMike]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

It is the fitting that is broken. Let me try explain. In the floor of my boat at the transom on each side I have a plastic drain, It's about 2" in diameter with holes drilled in it for water to drain into, under the deck the drain connects to a rubber hose that drains outside the boat just above the water line. It sort of serves the same purpose as self bailing scuppers. The part of the drain that connects to the rubber hose is broken off so water that drains into the drain ends up in my bilge.

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

A hause pipe maybe. Through deck fitting?? Deck drain. You tried those?

 

[Drowned Rat]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

Something like this??

http://www.iboats.com/Cockpit_Scupp...6132811--list_time.1175307996--view_id.237903

 

[RCSConstruction]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

My god... 42.49 for a $2 fitting..........:^:^
Guess I better start saving my change...

 

[Bondo]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

Ayuh,.............

For $50.00,...... I'd be redesigning a set of Home Shower Drains to do the Job.........

 

[GatorMike]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

That is exactly what I was looking for ...thanks. The starboard side is broken and the one on the port side has a crack in it. At first I intended to replace both of them, think I'll just replace the bad one at that price.

 

[cjames]

Re: Little help with proper terminology

theres alot better prices out there.

http://www.fisheriessupply.com/onli...partial&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial+rel+Inactive