Bilge water is a common problem on nearly every boat in use. In most cases it’s little more than a minor nuisance, seeping in via a variety of sources from rain and washdown water to melting cooler ...

The primary job of most bilge pumps on most boats is to clear infliction water from the bilges (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilge_pump). A bilge pump is a key piece ...

They might not be as sexy as a new custom sport-fisher, but having good pumps and switches to move water either in or out of the boat is one vitally important aspect of any operation. Bilge pumps keep ...

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The Muscatine-based pump manufacturing company has released a guide for selecting, installing, and maintaining these high-capacity centrifugal pumps. MUSCATINE, IOWA, USA, April 26, 2021 /EINPresswire ...

Look out for one-way valves located in your bilge-pump overboard discharge hose. The intended purpose is to prevent the water left in the bilge hose from flowing back into the boat after the pump ...

Signs on the sewage pump-out stations around Newport Harbor clearly declare “No bilge,” but Newport Beach’s harbor resources manager, Chris Miller, knows that hasn’t stopped more than a few boaters ...

Bilge water is one of the causes for marine pollution. Untreated bilge water can contain oil, gasoline, solvents, detergents, chemicals, and more and when discharged in to the sea can negatively ...