Boat plug

[dspikes]

I have a G3, and the only issue I have is with the plug. There is very little room to work with, and the end of a regular plug ends up where bilge pump wires and other things are in the way. Does anyone know of a T-handle drain plug that has about a 6" handle? Or maybe an extension tool that will turn the T-handle? That way, I could install the plug and twist it tight without having to deal with wires and stuff that is in the way. Thanks!

 

[Earl Cordova]

I don't know what a G3 is, but can you insert the plug from the outside of the boat?

 

[crazy charlie]

I don't know what a G3 is, but can you insert the plug from the outside of the boat?

Zackly what I was thinkin!! Charlie

 

[GA_Boater]

Zackly what I was thinkin!! Charlie

Me too.

 

[Grub54891]

There are some with the plug installed from the inside. usually its straight down by the keel. It has a "t" handle on it. https://www.amazon.com/Sea-dog-Line...+handle+boat+drain+plug&qid=1628038136&sr=8-3

 

[dspikes]

G3 is the make of boat. The only reason I dont put the plug in from the outside is that I'm in Louisiana, and a lot of our bayous have stumps and underwater cypress knees, etc, and I'm afraid of something pulling the plug out. It came with a wired plug on the jnside.

 

[KJM]

If the threads for the plug extend to the outside then just put in a regular type plug with no T handle, on the outside and use a wrench to tighten it. Nothing can hook that and pull it out.