Sailboat DIY: Dry Bilge System Overview Keep Your Boat Shipshape! | Ep 112

⚓️ Welcome aboard, fellow sailors! 🌊 If you're tired of dealing with a perpetually soggy bilge on your sailboat, you're in the right place. Join us in today's video as we dive into the exciting world of DIY Dry Bilge Systems!
🔧 In this comprehensive overview, we'll take you through the step-by-step process of creating a Dry Bilge System that will keep your sailboat clean, dry, and smelling fresh. No more constant pumping and bailing out water - it's time to enjoy worry-free sailing!
🎥 Whether you're a seasoned sailor looking to upgrade your bilge system or a newbie preparing for your first voyage, this video series will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle this essential DIY project.
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[@judewithaJ]

Breakfast and boat projects this morning for me. 😂🤩😘

[@DavidSilva-ps8xm]

You guys are my Sunday morning sunshine. A dad gets to see his kids every Sunday morning ya. I like how you explained process love you

[@mikemurphy3887]

Where did u get the “T” fittings from?

[@ayachtoflove]

Amazon. Generally for systems that are not critical, not safety related, or non-structural, we feel comfortable using non-marine-grade components. We had to upgrade to a larger inside diameter hose so we ended up using 3/8" hose barb Tee fitting (or some product listings call them a three way fitting).