Flush Valve
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Who makes a good "flush valve". I want to tee into the water supply line so I can run the engine on the hose without putting the muffs on the drive. I have seen them with a check so that the water does not go back out the drive, but don't know where to find them. Thanks
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You need a large gate valve on the seawater side of your sea-strainer and a ball valve on the flush inlet. put the flush inlet on the other side of the sea-strainer.
You can get these valves from Grainger, McMaster Carr or any good industrial supply.
You can get these valves from Grainger, McMaster Carr or any good industrial supply.
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This company advertises in the local boat magazine called the NorEaster
http://www.marinetechgroup.com/
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A little pricy...but looks like a ready to go solution.
http://www.marinetechgroup.com/
![](http://www.marinetechgroup.com/images/750IO_small.jpg)
A little pricy...but looks like a ready to go solution.
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I have the Perkos, they work fine, no valves to turn (or forget to turn
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