Which to buy?
#31
Originally Posted by Too Old
My personal choice is a quick cleat.
I seem to not be able to find them on your site.

Will be ordering the Tab soon, waiting on info from Advantage as to thru bolting it and the location I am giong too.
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#32
I have been looking at both myself and like the quick cleat idea the best.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
#33
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Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
I have been looking at both myself and like the quick cleat idea the best.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
No, there is no end cap. They go all the way through. Dock, I have a 33 Outlaw and mounted them verticaly on the deck sides not horizontially on the deck tops. I can't imagine they take on too much, if any water. In any case, the rear ones are open to the bilge the front ones are very high. On the outlaw the fronts are above the fuel intake on the port and above the middle cleat on the stbd side.Sorry, I have no pics as boat is in storage.
#35
Originally Posted by BRET
No, there is no end cap. They go all the way through. Dock, I have a 33 Outlaw and mounted them verticaly on the deck sides not horizontially on the deck tops. I can't imagine they take on too much, if any water. In any case, the rear ones are open to the bilge the front ones are very high. On the outlaw the fronts are above the fuel intake on the port and above the middle cleat on the stbd side.Sorry, I have no pics as boat is in storage.
#37
Originally Posted by Dock Holiday
I have been looking at both myself and like the quick cleat idea the best.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
But one dumb question here.
They do appear to be just like a thru hull fitting when the male part is out. Is there any back or cap on the end of them to keep water from getting inside your boat when you wash it, or your in high seas?
That's assuming there is a hole all the way through them.
If there is a cap do they hold water?
Inquiring Minds Want To Know.
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