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[Guest]

I have been lucky enough? to find an OE Explorer 2070.

First thing I have to do is replace the Jabsco toilet which I didn't think would be a very big job, but.

Where do I find thru hull connectors with no hole? I don't want to do a fiberglass/gel coat repair.

Any suggestions on hole plug and replacement pot?

Thanks.

[JimMc]

I am sorry but I have no idea what you are looking for.

Please elaborate on what you are trying to do.

[Guest]

Why don't you want the through hull any more?

[Guest]

I've read numerous opinions on this matter and most people say to put a new Thru hull in and wire it closed. Otherwise, you are looking a fiberglass job best left to experts.

[Guest]

The boat has a flush toilet with overboard discharge.

Need to fill the discharge hole after removing the toilet.

Just trying to find blank fitting rather than match Gel Coat color.

[LostLeader]

Get a threaded thru-hull and put a PVC cap over the end.

[Guest]

LostLeader wrote:
Get a threaded thru-hull and put a PVC cap over the end.

Without a seacock? I would be a bit uncomfortable with that. Maybe, if it's above the waterline ...

[Guest]

Just close the current valve and plug it. Cap it if its threaded...fill it with epoxy...clamp a hose on there and shove a dowel in the hose and clamp that.

I wouldn't bother removing it to just replace it with one you aren't going to use anyway.

[LostLeader]

whiskywizard wrote:
Without a seacock? I would be a bit uncomfortable with that. Maybe, if it's above the waterline ...

He said discharge hole.

[Guest]

LostLeader wrote:
He said discharge hole.

There was a previous discussion here about waste discharge systems; many owners reported having their discharge below the waterline.

[Dadrock33]

I just recently purchased a 2003 2452 Classic Hardtop Cruiser and the toilet hasn't worked yet . . . . figured I was in for the pump-parts-replacement-dance but it pumps out just fine . . . so figured on doing the swap out for the Jabsco Lite Flush that some others have done (electric and larger bowl and simple bolt-on replacement :right ) . . . . anyway, was swimming around last weekend and dove under to see if some mud daubber wasps may have made a home in the ports and lo' n' behold, they're plugged!! . . . . Like a mushroom looking thingy sticking down out of both thru-hulls (one for toilet and the other for the AC water pump) . . . . I'm planning on getting underneath the boat tomorrow while it's on the trailer and seeing what I can do about it . . . . I'm hoping they're threaded types of a screw-in to the thru-hulls . . . . I hope. . . . . . if you want them, I'll send them to you (former owner was on the ocean and guess he didn't want the corrosion or whatever). . . . . who knows?