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Thru Hull Bilge Pump Fitting Size

sastocky

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Year
2021
Boat Model
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25
Any recommendations or direct experience on exactly which thru hull fitting to use 2021 AR250 bilge pump? From reading it seems as though everyone is using a 1” OD fitting with a 3/4” barb for connection to the hose.

I am replacing the existing plastic fitting and installing a second bilge pump so I will be installing a second thru hull fitting.

I do know my existing hose is 3/4”. My new pump outlet is a 3/4” barb. I do not know what size hole is exiting on my boat. Haven't removed it yet.
 
Any recommendations or direct experience on exactly which thru hull fitting to use 2021 AR250 bilge pump? From reading it seems as though everyone is using a 1” OD fitting with a 3/4” barb for connection to the hose.

I am replacing the existing plastic fitting and installing a second bilge pump so I will be installing a second thru hull fitting.

I do know my existing hose is 3/4”. My new pump outlet is a 3/4” barb. I do not know what size hole is exiting on my boat. Haven't removed it yet.

I did the same thing you are doing but I don’t remember the thru hull fitting dimensions go to GemLux’s web site and find the thru hull fitting you need and there is a tab on each thru hull fittings page with dimensional drawings.
 
I've got the same(ish) boat ... this is the fitting I used. Easy install with no problems. I also added a second pump and outlet and they look nice together.

Attwood 66547-3
That seems awfully long. Gemlux has shorter ones.
 
Could be shorter, I suppose, but it's never occurred to me it's too long. A little extra thread makes installation that much easier and they are not subject to any heavy stress. 🤷‍♂️
 

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Could be shorter, I suppose, but it's never occurred to me it's too long. A little extra thread makes installation that much easier and they are not subject to any heavy stress. 🤷‍♂️
I purchased these thru the hull fittings. I didn’t have to enlarge the hull. The longer fitting actually did help clear the blower hoses. Thanks @BlueBulls !
 

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