How do I go about putting the bilage drain hole in a transom replacement?
Do I drill the whole first or put the transome in first then drill the whole?
Do they make a two peice brass fitting or something that would screw into each other?
I think I seen on here once that someone drilled a bigger hole than needed. Put in like a solid plug of plastic or something. Then drilled the smaller drain whole in that. I think the thought behind that was if the bilage drain fitting started to leak it was in plastic so the wood wouldn't start to rot. Not sure if that is a good idea or a standard practice.
Do I drill the whole first or put the transome in first then drill the whole?
Do they make a two peice brass fitting or something that would screw into each other?
I think I seen on here once that someone drilled a bigger hole than needed. Put in like a solid plug of plastic or something. Then drilled the smaller drain whole in that. I think the thought behind that was if the bilage drain fitting started to leak it was in plastic so the wood wouldn't start to rot. Not sure if that is a good idea or a standard practice.