That's why I always run a bilge pump that runs on both a manual switch and an automatic float switch.
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That's why I always run a bilge pump that runs on both a manual switch and an automatic float switch.
Yep.....and I always forget about it when I wash the boat and wind up being in front of discharge when it comes on lol
Spmething keeps blowing the fuse on my automatic bilge pump. Any ideas?
That just hurts!!Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
Very good idea which I should do but.....wouldn't have helped me on this one. I unhooked the battery at the ramp due to my trim problem :(Quote:
Originally Posted by spindle
Has it always done that ? May be debris in the pump housing putting motor in a strain....pop cover off and clean it out and try it. If its always done it ....it could be too small a guage wire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boatbottom
What G said and also check to see if it is wired to the wrong wire on the pump.
Hate to bring it up.....but have you got a history of leaving things in places for too long?????? CRAPPIE-N-LIVEWELLS?
BwahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by LowePro
Feel for you Mike. Hope you can salvage those batteries.Glad I moved 2 up front. Also I get a quicker hole shot and trim.I just bit the bullet and bought 2 new group 29's recently myself.The 2 I replaced were both over 3yrs. old.You just love working on things don't you?