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| My Lund will fill the livewell but will not empty it unless I put it on the trailer and pull the plugs. Do any of you have a pump that you would recommend? Hand or 12v that would plug into a cig lighter receptacle? Thanks KS |
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Location: NE Ohio | just pull the plugs and let them rest in the bottom of the livewell, and forgrt about it. it will drain by gravity. |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | Pull the plugs, drive the boat on plane so they drain faster, plug them again, sop out the rest with a sponge (should be less than a quart). |
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| I would like to use the rear livewell on my Lund Pro V tiller as dry storage but don't know how to do it. The rear drain is plugged and I have the "dial" set to recirculate
There are holes higher up covered in screen. Do those need to be removed (screens) and holes plugged? Or is there a hole on outside of boat that needs to be plugged? |
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Location: SW Ohio | The top holes are probably overflow and yes, they need to be plugged if you power off the trailer and the motor forces water up thru them. On my Skeeter, I close the fill valve and both remote drains. But the overflows will partially fill the livewell if I power off the trailer so I plug those as well. |
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