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05-26-2005, 08:48 PM
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150 DC transom holes
Hello, experts.
I am getting ready for my first launch of a 150DC. I am not clear on all the holes in the transom. There are two with threaded plugs, then there is one slighly above the lower right (looking from the rear), I don't see a plug for it. Then there is a piece of a threaded pipe coming out of the transom (bilge?) In addition, there are two holes under the seats in front of each console. I have two plugs which seem to fit the two holes under the front seats and piece of plastic pipe, one end will fit a hole under the seats. The boat has a livewell ( I don't have a use for it though) Please, help me to solve the hole puzzle. Thanks, Greg 
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05-27-2005, 12:09 PM
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The two that are threaded are your bilge drains, the one that has the threaded pipe is the livewell pick up, the other is the livewell return line. If the threaded pipe is long enough, it's smart to screw a screen filter on it to keep "stuff" out.
Dick
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05-27-2005, 12:26 PM
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Oh yeah, the port console can be used as a cooler, Just use a plug in the bottom. The stb'd console has the livewell, The pipe is used to keep the water at a constant level or if you choose not to recirculate the water, you use the plug.
Dick
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