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"Steven Shelikoff" wrote in message
... Anyone have any good suggestions for keeping the strainers on the cockpit drains clear? I went to the boat yesterday and again the drains were clogged with debris caught by the strainers. Anything that happens to fall in the cockpit (leaves, small twigs) have nowhere else to go except the drain. It clogs, the cockpit fills with rainwater and it eventually fills up as high as the companionway and gets into the boat. One little swipe across the strainers to pick up the debris and the cockpit drains fast. But I'd love to prevent them from clogging in the first place. Steve You can create a wire mesh that sticks up slightly from the surface of the floor. This should keep the debris from clogging. I believe there was an interesting design of this in Sail Mag a while ago. If I can find the issue, I'll post it. |
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