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As anyone had experience with a broken cleanout plug? Handle portion is detached/broken from the cam-lock lower. Full assembly on back-order and currently searching for solutions.
can you post a picture? I ended up taking mine completely apart, the screws they put inside mine (and probably others) were too short. 3 of the plastic screw slots inside sheared because of this. The bottom and the top of the plug could not hold the rubber in place properly and I could not get the plug to fit into the slot.
can you post a picture? I ended up taking mine completely apart, the screws they put inside mine (and probably others) were too short. 3 of the plastic screw slots inside sheared because of this. The bottom and the top of the plug could not hold the rubber in place properly and I could not get the plug to fit into the slot.
Unfortunately we keep the boat 4 hrs away and didn't think to take pictures. From memory the only piece that appeared to be broken was the very center... where the large bolt screws the top portion to the cam lock.
Unfortunately we keep the boat 4 hrs away and didn't think to take pictures. From memory the only piece that appeared to be broken was the very center... where the large bolt screws the top portion to the cam lock.
As anyone had experience with a broken cleanout plug? Handle portion is detached/broken from the cam-lock lower. Full assembly on back-order and currently searching for solutions.