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GROCO Garboard Drain w/Inside T-Handle Plug

Manufacturer: GROCOPart #: TD-750SKU: 75341

  • Bronze
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Item #: 75341

Category: Fittings

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Description

Garboard Drain w/Inside T-Handle Plug The Concept Bronze Garboard Drain Once your boat is in its cradle, sling, lift, or trailer, draining the bilge is easy with a garboard drain. All models install from the outside.

Specifications

BrandGROCO
Part NumberTD-750
EverTide SKU75341
UPC742985133433
MaterialBronze

Specifications are provided by the manufacturer. Confirm fitment for your application before ordering, or contact us and we'll help.

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Returns are accepted within 30 dayson items that are unused and in their original packaging. Some items may be subject to a manufacturer restocking fee. Special-order items may not be eligible — if you're unsure, ask us before ordering.

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Marine Plumbing & Ventilation — frequently asked

How do I size a bilge pump?
Bilge pumps are rated in gallons per hour (GPH), but actual output is lower once you account for hose length and vertical lift. Choose a pump rated well above your expected worst-case water intrusion, and consider a second, higher-capacity pump plus a float switch for automatic operation.
Can I use regular garden hose for my boat’s water system?
No. Marine plumbing uses purpose-built hose rated for the specific system — potable water, sanitation, and raw-water/bilge hoses differ in pressure rating, temperature resistance, and permeation. Using the wrong hose causes odors, leaks, or contamination.
Why is ventilation important on a boat?
Ventilation clears moisture that causes mildew and rot, and — critically on gasoline boats — clears fuel vapors from the engine compartment before starting. Blowers, cowl vents, and dorade boxes keep air moving through cabin and engine spaces for safety and comfort.

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