Inflatable Boat Drain Plug and Self-Bailing Valve
Inflatable Boat Drain Plug and Self-Bailing Valve
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Inflatable Boat Drain Plug and Self-Bailing Valve
Description
Description
Replacement Drain Plug for Inflatable Dinghies and Sport Boats
Replace a lost, cracked, or leaking drain plug on your dinghy. This inflatable boat drain plug is the self-bailing valve that sits at the bottom of the transom and lets water out of the boat.
Pull the slide handle up to open the drain and let water out of the hull, then push it down to seal the transom. A grill on the inside keeps debris out of the drain, and the valve is held by screws through its flange, so a worn unit swaps out without glue.
Self-Bailing Valve Details
- Direct replacement for the transom self-bailing valve on Island Hopper sport boats
- Mounts at the bottom of the transom
Fits Your Inflatable Sport Boat Transom
Fits all Island Hopper inflatable sport boats: Dolphin 8.8, Manta Ray 8.8, White Marlin 9.8, Shark 9.8, Killer Whale 10.8, and Swordfish 10.8, plus boats sold under the former Inflatable Sport Boats name. It may fit other inflatable dinghies with the same size transom drain. Measure your existing valve first.
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Frequently Asked Questions
At the bottom of the transom, the rigid board at the back where the motor mounts.
On an inflatable dinghy, yes. The self-bailing valve is the transom drain, and its plug seals it.
See all inflatable sport boats and dinghies.
The drain plug is usually open, loose, or worn. Close it first. If it still leaks, replace it. Check for debris stuck in the rubber gasket.
No, you must be moving for water to self-bail out of your boat.