drain plug needed

[been looking]

I have a 1964 Sea Nymph and would like to locate the original aluminum plug with rubber gasket for it.

 

[1973Chieftain]

Re: drain plug needed

Welcome aboard! Is there a difference in size from newer ones? I have a couple from the 70's

 

[been looking]

Re: drain plug needed

Welcome aboard! Is there a difference in size from newer ones? I have a couple from the 70's

The hole is 1" across. Hope this helps. Thanks

 

[been looking]

Re: drain plug needed

The hole is 1" across. Hope this helps. Thanks

It is also threaded.

 

[spoilsofwar]

Re: drain plug needed

A google search for "1 in NPT plug" yields lots of results... You are not going to find the "original plug" from some vendor listed as "64 sea nymph drain plug" or anything like that; it just aint gonna happen. Focus on finding something with the same thread pattern that fits, you can always sandwich an oring on there and see if it works.

 

[Michael_Perazzo]

Re: drain plug needed

You could use one of those rubber expansion types, you turn a small T handle and the rubber expands into the opening and seals it.

 

[BlkY2k]

Re: drain plug needed

You guys do know that this site does sell parts , right?
http://www.iboats.com/Boat-Parts-Ac...37--keywords.drain plug--session_id.274891221

 

[been looking]

Re: drain plug needed

You could use one of those rubber expansion types, you turn a small T handle and the rubber expands into the opening and seals it.

Yes, I have bought several of them. You have to because they break very easily.

 

[been looking]

Re: drain plug needed

You guys do know that this site does sell parts , right?
http://www.iboats.com/Boat-Parts-Ac...37--keywords.drain plug--session_id.274891221

I really appreciate your input. I did look at your line of products and have found what I hope to be the perfect fit. I look forward to all your help again. Been looking is done looking now.