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Raw Water Engine Cooling - Need a Strainer?
From recent posts, you can tell I'm on thinkin about the engine water
cooling system. RECAP: I've got an inboard that is raw water cooled. The pump is a gear type. The thru-hull is a scoop shape with somewhat of a strainer on it. It looks basically like this...only bronze. http://www.forespar.com/catalog/plumbing/scoop.htm Question: Is this enough to keep junk like plastic bags from clogging my water intake, or do I need something else? My guess is that this is enough; that most things will either be big enough to just pass on by and anything small enough to get in will be chopped up by the meshed bronze gears in the pump. Thanks, Gary |
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