Seachoice Snap Type Brass Drain Plug 1”

Name: Seachoice Snap Type Brass Drain Plug 1”
SKU: 8090425
Price: 4.86 USD
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SKU: 8090425 Categories: Automotive, Auto Parts

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The Seachoice Snap Type Brass Drain Plug is a dependable piece of hardware for keeping water out of your boat hull or livewell. When you are out on the water, you need a plug that provides a tight, reliable seal that won’t vibrate loose during high-speed travel or in choppy conditions. This unit uses a simple cam-action lever that expands the rubber gasket against the drain tube walls, creating a secure friction fit with just a flip of the wrist. It is a favorite for many boaters because it can be installed or removed in seconds without needing a single tool, making it ideal for the end of a long day at the ramp.

Key Features of Seachoice Snap Type Brass Drain Plug

T-handle lever design allows for quick installation and removal by hand

High-density rubber gasket expands for a water-tight seal against the drain pipe

Solid brass hardware resists corrosion from constant exposure to fresh and salt water

Snap-lock mechanism provides a tactile click to confirm the plug is securely engaged

Universal sizing fits standard one inch diameter drain tubes found on most small watercraft

Durable construction prevents the plug from deforming under the pressure of deep water

Compact profile ensures the lever does not interfere with other transom hardware or motor mounts

Additional Information

Brand: Seachoice

Product Type: Boat Drain Plug

Model:

Product Use: Sealing boat transoms and livewell drains

Size: 1 inch

Material: Brass and Rubber

Height: 1-1/4 inch

Length: 2-3/4 inch

Width: 1-1/4 inch

To keep the rubber gasket from becoming brittle or cracking over time, it is a smart move to store the plug in the open, uncompressed position when the boat is not in use. If you notice the plug feels a bit difficult to flip, a tiny drop of silicone lubricant on the brass pivot point will keep the action smooth and prevent the metal from binding. Always carry a second plug in your dry box or glove compartment, as these are easy to drop or misplace when you are draining the bilge at the boat ramp.

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