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  • ers906
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Feb 2010
    • 921

    • Phoenix AZ

    • 2013 G23 550 hp (ordered and awaiting delivery) 2002 Super Sport (coverted into a SAN) 330 hp Excaliber 1994 Sun Tracker Party Barge 115 hp 1989 Horizon 200 Four Winns - sold 1989 Regal Commodore 280 - previous Possibly looking into picking up a 70'2-80's Nautique to rebuild as a ski boat

    Flush Pro

    I know there are a few threads on the FlushPro system and their problems. I was wondering how many problems there actually were with the flush pro unit. Mine is already installed, so I am more or less trying to figure out what to have in the boat in case of an emergency. as of right now I am just planning on having an extra portion of hose and clamps to use as a temp fix to get to the trailer if need be. Any other ideas?
    Eric, Phoenix AZ

    G23 550 hp (finally here)
    2002 Super Air
    1994 Sun Tracker Party Barge 115 hp
  • MikeC
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Apr 2007
    • 535

    • Georgia

    • 1999 Ski Nautique (Python powered) 2017 GS22 (sold) 2005 SV211 (sold)

    #2
    I know some people hate them and some love them; I've had a Flush Pro on my boat for over 400 hours and it hasn't given me any problems. You have to keep in mind that my boat is kept in a climate controlled garage, so it is not stored in either extreme heat or extreme cold - both of which could cause the plastic in the Flush Pro to degrade. If you already have it installed and you're worried about it failing I'd keep a piece of copper pipe and a couple of hose clamps in the boat to take the place of the FP if it were to fail.

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