Another boat question

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Anyone know if you can buy a 90* drain plug for a boat motor? Or something similar to this? That eliminates the need to totally remove the drain plug?
@71GSSDemon
Thanks
Steve

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Depends on age of engine. Newer models just unscrew a few turns and it starts flowing. I use a hose connected to the nipple side so it goes into a bucket nicely.
 
Thanks, yeah mines just a drain "plug", no nipple etc. I was hoping for something that doesn't dribble all over the side of it. 2006 Merc.
Depends on age of engine. Newer models just unscrew a few turns and it starts flowing. I use a hose connected to the nipple side so it goes into a bucket nicely.
 
Thanks, yeah mines just a drain "plug", no nipple etc. I was hoping for something that doesn't dribble all over the side of it. 2006 Merc.
Ok. I was just in the parts catalog but didn't see what I was looking for. Can look more tomorrow
 
Thanks, yeah mines just a drain "plug", no nipple etc. I was hoping for something that doesn't dribble all over the side of it. 2006 Merc.
I use one of these Steve.....They work with compressed air.

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Thanks, yeah mines just a drain "plug", no nipple etc. I was hoping for something that doesn't dribble all over the side of it. 2006 Merc.
The pump that @CFD244 posted above or something like it should work well. I don't see a newer style drain that would retrofit, unless something in the aftermarket.
 
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