Lido 14 drain plug size
- Thread starter Mark14
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Likely just the standard:
Or:
Both 1 inch, the first threads in its housing, the 2nd plugs a hole.
Or:
Both 1 inch, the first threads in its housing, the 2nd plugs a hole.
In a pinch, anything that fits, whether a cork or a universal turn to swell and seal rubber plug.
I have no idea but it is more than just the diameter there are at least three different pitch and thread sizes out there.
To top that off in June and July nobody had any in stock maybe the supply chain has caught up.
Good Luck
To top that off in June and July nobody had any in stock maybe the supply chain has caught up.
Good Luck
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
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Mark, there are lots of options. Way back a long time ago, I raced Lido 14’s. There were some boats that did not use drain plugs. Their hulls were light weight and they had a scupper drain that they flipped. It let any water at their feet escape. Racing there was a lot of splash. As long as the boat was moving forward the water just drained out the back. With the flotation under the seats I’ve had a boat full of water because we were knocked down. We righted the boat I sailed her while my crew was bailing as fast as he could. We were standing in 2 ft or so of water.
The lido 14 is a fun boat to sail.
The lido 14 is a fun boat to sail.