2005 SAN 210 TE forward bilge pump location?

[BrickBrock]

The adhesive on the bottom of my forward bilge pump has let loose. I am not sure where I glue it down, it is hard to tell where it should be (on the stainless panel or on the fiberglass hull). Can anyone snap a photo of where the forward bilge pump is positioned from the factory.
This shows the loose bilge pump positioned on top of the belly tank empty pump.


This is where the forward bilge pump normally sits in my boat, on the stainless panel (but it is loose an can slide around). Maybe it is best to leave the forward bilge loose to give me better access to the both belly tank pumps, but I would still like to know what the factory location is.

[crobi2]

Man that bilge is clean!

Before you epoxy it down, you might just try some strong double stick tape so you can still get it out of the way if you need to mess with the center tank drain pump.

[beach]

Mine is immediately behind my drain pump on my stainless panel. I'll try to get a pic tomorrow.

[beach]

Well, I got a pic, but the glue also failed for my pump, so would slide around if it could. Pic taken looking back at the front of the gas tank.


If it looks like my drain pump is way too far back, that's because it is. It looks like the previous owner removed my belly tank and never put the bracket back on. The bracket might be still there, since there is something metal blocking my tank from moving forward the last few inches.

Hopefully someone else has a pic of where it should be when the belly tank is in the correct location. Do you mind sharing what you used to clean the bilge, since it looks like I'll get a chance to do that soon.

[BrickBrock]

Beach,
Thanks for the pic. I think I am going to leave my forward bilge pump loose and check it often next season. If it stays upright even in rough water, I may just leave it loose. In 3 days I will celebrate 1 month of boat ownership, so the bilge is clean mainly because of the previous owner. I just wiped the stainless panel and the pumps with a shop rag before I snapped the photo. It probably helped that I winterized it the day before and had gallons of hot water sloshing around in the bilge to loosen the sludge.