IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose

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12 years 5 months ago #2645 by Dray
IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose was created by Dray
Need to replace the port cockpit drain hose. The only two ways I see is to either remove the hot water heater or cut an opening in the aft bulkhead. Not excited about either. Any suggestions?

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12 years 5 months ago #2646 by hayden
Replied by hayden on topic Re: IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
Your best way to access these and to work on the hoses is to cut an access panel centerline aft in the qtr berth. I did this years ago and it is great. This gives you easy access to work on these cockpit drains, the auto pilot and the rudder post for inspections. Reach in from the sail locker and locate the water hoses and cooling hoses that run along this back wall. Drill pilot holes to guild you from the qtr berth. Drill these by reaching in from the sail locker. This way, when you cut from the qtr berth side you will NOT cut into your coolant hoses.

After cutting out the panel, it is plywood, then simply add surface trim of teak and screw it back into place. It will look just like the water heater access panel.

Hayden
anchored in Black Point Exumas

Hayden Cochran
IP35-165 Island Spirit
IslandSpirit35.blogspot.com
Rock Hall, MD
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12 years 4 months ago #2750 by Dray
Replied by Dray on topic Re: IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
Thanks for the advice. I took it and am happy that I did. The following pictures show that results.




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12 years 4 months ago #2762 by hayden
Replied by hayden on topic Re: IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
THAT IS PERFECT! EXACTLY what is needed on these older Island Packet Yachts to easily access the stern and to gain access to the stern cockpit drain hoses.

OUTSTANDING JOB.

Thank you doe sharing these photos. This will help others.

Hayden

Hayden Cochran
IP35-165 Island Spirit
IslandSpirit35.blogspot.com
Rock Hall, MD

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10 years 2 weeks ago #5109 by stephbnd
Replied by stephbnd on topic IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
Sorry to dig up an old thread, but do you happen to remember the hose diameter and length on your IP40? I'm planning to replace my cockpit drain hoses but am away from the boat and unable to measure. Would like to be able to pick up some hose on the way to the boat. Luckily I already have the access panel cut due to needing to gain access to the rudder post last year.

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8 years 8 months ago #5927 by Barney1964
Replied by Barney1964 on topic IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
Hi Stephbnd,

(there is probably another post or three wandering around which we have yet to find!!)

we are about to embark on replacing these on our IP40 - hull 100 (1997). Re the access port from the aft cabin ... what is the bulkhead made out of .... and how thick?

Able to cut the access port out with a jigsaw (we think they are called sabre saws in the USA)...

Are you now able to get an arm in to access the port drain hose?

and .... did you have to remove the chlorifier / water heater .... (which is no big deal, but its still a pain!)

Many thanks

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8 years 8 months ago #5928 by Barney1964
Replied by Barney1964 on topic IP40 Port Cockpit Drain Hose
Hi STephbnd - re the post sent in the last 10 minutes, please ignore - as that was the thread was looking for!!!

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