Best outboard flushing muffs?
Submitted by Paul200990 on Sun, 2019-11-10 10:17
Got a pair of rectangle muffs but the seal onto the engine is terrible. Got them from bcf and pretty quickly returned them. I live in Baldivis and have poor water pressure also which doesn’t help one bit.
thinking of going the round cups or the dual feed ones? I got a Honda 200bf also
backlash
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Drum
if you've got poor tap pressure, You could get one of those blue drums off gumtree for a cheap price, cut it in half and then put the leg in it for flushing.
Paul200990
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Yeah I was thinking that
Yeah I was thinking that could be an option too. Good idea thanks for that!
Feral
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The dual feed ones are
The dual feed ones are great. Much better flow than my old single flow even tho it really shouldn't be
trymyluck
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I had the same sealing
I had the same sealing issues but they get better with use, mine are fine now but I was looking for a softer pair after the first few uses
Belly Fish
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Plus 1 for Dual Feed
I was having all sorts of issues getting the telltale to run on my 150hp Yammies but not a problem since getting the dual feed one. You can get them at lots of places, but I got mine from All Boats. Best investment you can make
SpotHound
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Round
On my old honda I had to use round muffs and tape up the hole under the caviataion plate for it to work.
Paul200990
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Amazing. I’ll give them a go
Amazing. I’ll give them a go
SeperateKnob
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Plus one for the dual feed.
Plus one for the dual feed. Nothing beats a tight muff
little johnny
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Dual feed
If you use muffs. I’ use flush point 98 percent of time. If motor warm