No more water in your bilge with RULE'S Dry Bilge Pump!

[@skooby_doobie_doonkann3334]

I prefer impeller driven pumps for bilge pumping applications at least for small boats because even though diaphragm pumps are self priming and quickly build suction, the valves are easily prone to clogging, plus they are very inefficient due to the check valves and plunging motion of the diaphragm

[@Velislide]

These aren't meant for pumping out in emergency situations. They are for keeping things dryer down there.

[@skooby_doobie_doonkann3334]

@@Velislide that's correct

[@bulseye1433]

Thanks Tom for the great video! I have been wondering how to deal with issue on my 26" OS. Just wondering about your pump mounting location. Is the fuel tank behind the mounting location? I don't want to drill to deep and find out. Thanks

[@thomasnelson5524]

Thanks Bul’, We’re no where near the fuel tank. There is only a void space behind that cabin stringer. Your fuel tank is in the middle of the rear deck. Good luck!

[@anonymous-dk1wb]

I have this pump for my shower sump i wonder if they sell a t fitting and i can just run another leg behind where the water pools

[@DanielRamirez-md8yb]

Got dizzy watching this!

[@morgandittrick1799]

Where do you buy this dry bilge?

[@tlteal]

First things first, why is all the water in there in the first place and make sure you address that.

[@jesusisalive3227]

Probably rain or waves splashing over.