lime4x4
Member
I think my bathroom floor drain might be leaking a little bit. How do u get to it?? I have a 1986 268 weekender. It looks like i have to remove all the wood and vinyl around the bathroom door
how do u access the bathroom floor drain on a 86 weekender?
- Thread starter lime4x4
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On my 88 WE the shower floor drain was just a SS cover, the water dumps into the bilge and gravity feeds to the pump located below the steps from the cabin to the cockpit. There was no piping.
- Oct 31, 2009
- 3,455
- Boat Info
- 1992 370 ec
- Engines
- twin cummins 6bta's 300 hp
Rl80 pathfinder radar/chartplotter,SH 2150 matrix vhf w/ais
quicksilver 8
I have bought and am going to install a tub drain with a piece of heavy hose and some caulk to get the water where it needs to be .I then have to epoxy that little partition with the big hole in it.
Daddubo
New Member
I have what looks like a hand hole access between the door and the rear berth which would be your bulkhead, do you have the same thing? I haven't opened it to look in but maybe that is a place to start. I have a hose going to the pump so I would think there has to be a way to get to it.
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stevea661
New Member
- Oct 2, 2008
- 260
- Boat Info
- 268 sundancer, humminbird 797c fish finder / chart plotter /gps combo, lowrance lms 400 with np-60 f
- Engines
- OMC Cobra 1.41 final drive ratio. 5.7 rebuilt to 300 hp 11/ 08. Hustler 15. x 15 prop. reman quadraj
I have the same access panel, It comes off with a couple of screws. The shower drain is attached to a hose that drains into the bilge in the aft cabin and turns on from the switch marked step down pump, on the dash, or automatically from the float switch.
lime4x4
Member
I don't have a access panel like that. I found the hose that drains into my midberth
Daddubo
New Member
If you look at the bottom behind the door you can see where the access panel is you could drill a small hole and see if you can see the hose then cut a access panel in.
