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Clean Out Ports

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Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2024
Boat Model
Other
Boat Length
20
Are the clean out ports standard on all Yamahas (all years) or was there a specific year they started making them standard on their boats. I definitely see the advantage of them, but realistically how often is everyone utilizing them to clear debris?
 
Are the clean out ports standard on all Yamahas (all years) or was there a specific year they started making them standard on their boats. I definitely see the advantage of them, but realistically how often is everyone utilizing them to clear debris?

Dont how long they’ve had the clean out ports but it’s been a longtime.

How often they are used is highly situational, clean clear water never, weed, grass and stick infested waters a lot…I’ve only needed them a few times and it was my fault, I let my fishing line get sucked up into the pumps, twice. The last time I had something in one of the pumps I did the reverse trick and that cleared it.

If these boats didn’t have clean out ports no way would I have bought a jet boat.
 
I’d say I probably get in the clean out ports at least once a season minimum. Two years ago there was one day I had to clean wood chips out 3 times within an hour and then nothing the next few days.

I’d rather have them and not need them, than need them and not have them!
 
I boat on the Mississippi River and we use them about every third time we go out; they are a life saver.
 
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