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Topic: Pump install in Revo  (Read 4951 times)

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OutbackRoy

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The new has worn off my new Hobie Revo so  i finally could do some "Drillen & Cuttin "
   Small plastic hand pump,, pvc type, permanent install.. Ran pickup hose to stern, hopefully that will be where the water is deepest.. Install didn't interfer with anything and is out of the way.. Discharge is into drive well...


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« Last Edit: July 01, 2009, 05:09:26 PM by RevoRoy »


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 End result,,


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WOW, very nicely thought out and executed.
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WOW, very nicely thought out and executed.
             Thanks Steelheader,,, thats one less thing laying around the kayak, can't forget it now !!


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Is photo #16 a tie-wrap?
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Nicely done!! Looks great!
                
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I don't mean to be a doubting thomas, but how do you clear the lower section of the T-handle?  Can you actually operate the pump at a full stroke?  If you can, I'll duplicate this in a heartbeat....

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 Yep,, tie wrap holds end of pump..
   Full stroke is doable,, this pump is longer and smaller dia. than a kayak pump, kayak pumps are larger dia. and short stroke, so there is plenty of travel mounted here..


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That is sweet.

I've broken a few plastic shaft pumps. Make that a steel shaft and you've got it dialed.


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That is sweet.

I've broken a few plastic shaft pumps. Make that a steel shaft and you've got it dialed.

  Got a little excited when the water kept raising??


 

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