I'm doing a restoration of my 94 Lund Angler II and I"m having a problem finding the right parts.
I'm trying to replace the overflow and drain hoses on the system and they don't appear to be "normal" sizes.
The drain hose is a 1 1/4 hose with a .125 wall on it. It has a white nylon rib going through it. It looks like it could be a Shield series 149 livewell hose. The use is definitely below the waterline. I can't seem to find anybody that will sell me the 1 foot that I need.
The other hoses are the overflow hoses (1 on each side to drain out through a thru-hull). This hose appears to be 1 7/8 with a .150 wall on it. This hose also has a white nylon rib and looks identical to the livewell drain hose except for the larger diameter and thicker wall. This is definitely above the waterline. I can't seem to locate this hose in the Teleflex marine catalog. Perhaps someone else made both hoses. The more that I look at this hose, the less sure that I am that it is a full 1 7/8 in diameter.
I would also like to replace all of the thru-hulls that are in the livewell system. There are 5 in total.
One gets used with the livewell drain. This connects to the 1 1/4 hose and fills a hole about 1.40" in diameter. It is black plastic and a drain plug gets inserted into the thru-hull to keep water in the livewell during use. Again, it is below the waterline.
The other 4 thru-hulls are used in the overflow system. There are 2 on each side of the boat. One in the boat hull itself, and one in the side of the livewell. These are connected via the 1 7/8" hose and are inserted into a 2" hole. The interesting part of this system is that the actual barbs where you would normally attach the hose have been sawn off at the factory. The hose actually goes on the threads. Taking a measurement at the threads is just over 1.8". In order to get the hose sealed, it seems that it needs to be slightly smaller than this. I am a little reluctant to cut the hose in the middle to get a better measurement at this stage because I'm having so much trouble trying to find a suitable replacement.
Any ideas on actual part numbers and suppliers for these items? The Lund dealer hasn't been much help and these seem to be industry parts.
Thanks,
Stan
I'm trying to replace the overflow and drain hoses on the system and they don't appear to be "normal" sizes.
The drain hose is a 1 1/4 hose with a .125 wall on it. It has a white nylon rib going through it. It looks like it could be a Shield series 149 livewell hose. The use is definitely below the waterline. I can't seem to find anybody that will sell me the 1 foot that I need.
The other hoses are the overflow hoses (1 on each side to drain out through a thru-hull). This hose appears to be 1 7/8 with a .150 wall on it. This hose also has a white nylon rib and looks identical to the livewell drain hose except for the larger diameter and thicker wall. This is definitely above the waterline. I can't seem to locate this hose in the Teleflex marine catalog. Perhaps someone else made both hoses. The more that I look at this hose, the less sure that I am that it is a full 1 7/8 in diameter.
I would also like to replace all of the thru-hulls that are in the livewell system. There are 5 in total.
One gets used with the livewell drain. This connects to the 1 1/4 hose and fills a hole about 1.40" in diameter. It is black plastic and a drain plug gets inserted into the thru-hull to keep water in the livewell during use. Again, it is below the waterline.
The other 4 thru-hulls are used in the overflow system. There are 2 on each side of the boat. One in the boat hull itself, and one in the side of the livewell. These are connected via the 1 7/8" hose and are inserted into a 2" hole. The interesting part of this system is that the actual barbs where you would normally attach the hose have been sawn off at the factory. The hose actually goes on the threads. Taking a measurement at the threads is just over 1.8". In order to get the hose sealed, it seems that it needs to be slightly smaller than this. I am a little reluctant to cut the hose in the middle to get a better measurement at this stage because I'm having so much trouble trying to find a suitable replacement.
Any ideas on actual part numbers and suppliers for these items? The Lund dealer hasn't been much help and these seem to be industry parts.
Thanks,
Stan
