Bilge Drain Plugs ever fall out?
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From: Granger, Indiana
I seriously doubt if the plug vibrated out -- strange things could occur but the probability of doing that on it's own -- highly unlikely.
I know I'm anal retentive but I put a couple of winds of Teflon tape around the treads before I screw it in- don't ask me why just always did it!
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I know I'm anal retentive but I put a couple of winds of Teflon tape around the treads before I screw it in- don't ask me why just always did it!
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A hex socket plug would be a little harder to remove, they need more than a crescent wrench.
Here's an example in stainless, brass is also available http://www.mcmaster.com/#4452k544/=14ker9g
Here's an example in stainless, brass is also available http://www.mcmaster.com/#4452k544/=14ker9g
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From: monroe michigan
My plug takes 2x the torque to remove after install.
If they are out to get you they will try again.
I like the optex weatherproof wireless annunciation. Have 2 in the driveway one at the drives and one on the side. Also has aux relay output to tie into lights horn etc.
If they are out to get you they will try again.
I like the optex weatherproof wireless annunciation. Have 2 in the driveway one at the drives and one on the side. Also has aux relay output to tie into lights horn etc.



