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11-14-2004, 02:48 PM
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Anyone ever add a second bildge pump?
Just winterized my '04 210 and was wondering... I do alot of crabbing in the summer months along with my fishing, I noticed when we concentrate people at the rear of the boat, some water seems to get into the bildge and the pump cycles off and on oocasionally. I know thats pretty normal but I always feel better with "redundency". Anyone add a second pump on their 210? If so, where did you put it? Great to have another web site, this forum looks great.
BigGrin 
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11-14-2004, 05:47 PM
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The bilge pump power in my '03 210 is connected with a snap connector.
It could be replaced in just a couple of minutes. Consider just carrying a spare. This would be easier than rigging the plumbing for two parallel pumps. GEAUX TIGERS!
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03-22-2005, 01:07 AM
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Something I've done on all the boats I ever owned is simply attaching a hose to the pump long enough to reach from the bilge to over the side, and alligator clips on the neg/pos leads. Just throw the pump into the bilge and attach the clips and your are in business in just a minute or two.
It will also work as a back up pump for the bait tank in a emergency.
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