[frers-list]How to clean out the 2 aft cockpit drains from topside
?
Rod Stright
frers-list@lists.frers33.com
Thu, 23 Oct 2014 10:06:30 -0300
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Sometimes they are in with sealant but if you score with a knife they should
pop out and Dick describes.
Rod
From: frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com
[mailto:frers-list-admin@lists.frers33.com] On Behalf Of Richard Saunders
Sent: October-23-14 10:01 AM
To: frers-list@lists.frers33.com
Subject: Re: [frers-list]How to clean out the 2 aft cockpit drains from
topside ?
Courtney, the plastic screens should pop out. Be careful, because they get
brittle over time. Gently pry out with a small screw drive or knife, or
make a hook with a coat hanger wire.
Dick Saunders
Out Of Reach
From: Courtney Thomas <ccthomas01@hotmail.com
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Subject: [frers-list]How to clean out the 2 aft cockpit drains from topside
?
Greetings !
I would appreciate knowing how to clean the 2 sternmost cockpit drains
without diving into the starboard
cockpit hatch and wrestling with all the below deck apparatus.
I don't want to break 'em but can see lots of debris stuffing the
crosshatched screen and want to most easily
clean it out.
Can they be unscrewed and if so, how ? If not, can the solid circular
annular ring in which the screen is
embedded/mounted be itself, with the 'screen', be removed and if so, how ?
If none of the above applies, any suggestions ?
Appreciatively,
Courtney Thomas
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ourtney, the plastic screens should pop out. Be careful, because =
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drive or knife, or make a hook with a coat hanger wire. =
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!<br><br>I would appreciate knowing how to clean the 2 sternmost cockpit =
drains without diving into the starboard<br>cockpit hatch and wrestling =
with all the below deck apparatus.<br><br>I don't want to break 'em but =
can see lots of debris stuffing the crosshatched screen and want to most =
easily<br>clean it out.<br><br>Can they be unscrewed and if so, how ? If =
not, can the solid circular annular ring in which the screen =
is <br>embedded/mounted be itself, with the 'screen', be removed =
and if so, how ? <br><br>If none of the above applies, any =
suggestions ?<br><br>Appreciatively,<br><br>Courtney Thomas =
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