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| Does anyone know who makes the livewell valves or where I can buy repair kits? 690VS has three onboard, never used livewells. Gonna start fishing for some table fish now that I am retired and not just releasing Muskie! | |
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Location: MN | These guys. They ship direct, good service.
http://www.flow-rite.com/marine/product-info/valves/v1-valve
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| Thank You so much, There is no name (FlowRite) on the valve. Now I can figure out exactly which ones I have. I was actually taking on water, winter cracked a 90deg fitting where hoses go to 50inch livewell. I have a TR1 Autopilot, 3 Bank and a host of other wireing for all my circuit breakers all in the way of getting to the place in the stern where the hose is. I have two complete fill/drain's for the 50" well, might just abandon the cracked one. CB's relocated because extened deck and orig cover prevent access. I have tripped these cutting weeds and ended up blown into some real big messes! RANGER COULD USE SOME FEEDBACK FROM ME! I love my 690, but the plumbing is terrible. I hope I can just replace the "flappers" inside the valves. My old Ranger had similar valves, and when I contacted Ranger for a source of parts they sent me new ones, postage paid!!! Great PR, Excellant Service! | |
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Location: MN | That's all it was on my 690vs was the flappers, and one o-ring in the housing itself. I make the big livewell into dry storage, and once musky season starts and we're done walleye fishing the smaller on becomes dry storage as well. I can get at mine fairly easily through the floor plate that removes with 4 screes. | |
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Ranger livewell plumbing