Seaflo Boat Bilge Water Pump 750gph EP #6 || Bayliner Bowrider 175

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Installed the Seaflo bilge pump and the first day of testing in our boat and we love it. May get another one just to have a spare in the bilge, at $29 it does not cost much. Danielle’s biggest fears on the ocean are sinking and sharks, this pumps water out of the boat faster than a water hose can put it in. By the way, my biggest fear of the ocean is seasickness and other people’s carelessness.

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Installed Seaflow Bilge Pump - Chris Does What

In this video, we fill the bilge of our Bayliner Bowrider 175 boat with water and then pump it out, the flow of water out of the boat was amazing. The pump had a mild hum so you could tell it was working if you did not see the huge flow of the water out of the boat. This was the highest flow pump we could get, at 750gph without having to go to a larger hose pumped into the boat.

Follow along as we breath new life into this 2004 Bayliner Bowrider 175.

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