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Common questions about Boat Bungs & Drain Plugs
How do I work out what size I need?
Pull your existing bung and measure the hole, not the bung, because a worn rubber reads small. Most tinnies use a common transom size but deck and livewell drains often differ on the same boat. Measure each one and write it on a bit of tape.
How often should a bung be replaced?
When the rubber goes hard or shiny, or the wing nut no longer takes up. Rubber perishes from UV and heat sitting on a driveway, so a bung that looks fine can still leak under way. They are small enough to carry spares of every size you use.
Where is the worst place to keep the spare?
In the shed. The one you need is the one on board, so tape a spare inside the glovebox or a dry bag in the tackle box. A missing bung turns a launch into a sinking, and the ramp queue behind you will notice.
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