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Deck drains fsh 190

nyfan78

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Location
Palm Coast, FL
Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2016
Boat Model
FSH Sport
Boat Length
19
Have a 2016 fsh 190. I was hosing it out today and noticed the water pooling up. The drains were draining just slow enough to cause water to pool up on the deck. Any ideas?
 
There are one way flapper valves in the house on the way out. I always kept a thing piece of hose around and would pole it down the drain and it would open up enough to let the water flow out faster.
The other issue is, some people's flappers were put in backwards. A forum search will find this topic and pics. The valve is directionally marked.
 
Have a 2016 fsh 190. I was hosing it out today and noticed the water pooling up. The drains were draining just slow enough to cause water to pool up on the deck. Any ideas?
I have a 210 FSH, mine was also draining slow, I found the drain lines were installed with inconsistent fall. Hoses or lines were not always lower to the exit side.
 
Also, debris tends to lodge in the drains causing slow draining. One of the first things you should try is directing hose water down the drains to flush them out. You can seat your water hose in the drain (inside the boat), and then using a rag seal it to force the water through the drain.

If the water pours out, you will have: flushed the drain and confirmed the drain is functioning/installed properly. I flush my drains every few months, and they drain fairly well.
 
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Also, debris tends to lodge in the drains causing slow draining. One of the first things you should try is directing hose water down the drains to flush them out. You can seat your water hose in the drain (inside the boat), and then using a rag seal it to force the water through the drain.

If the water pours out, you will have: flushed the drain and confirmed the drain is functioning/installed properly. I flush my drains every few months, and they drain fairly well.

That is a good idea, my boat has been plugged since I got it a couple weeks ago. I tried pushing air through it with a compressor, but no luck. I like the rag seal! Thanks.
 
Have a 2016 fsh 190. I was hosing it out today and noticed the water pooling up. The drains were draining just slow enough to cause water to pool up on the deck. Any ideas?
Same thing happened to me a couple of weeks ago.... I took my air compressor and blew it out from the floor side, all of the trash came blowing out of the boat. It is easy to get these clogged up! add this to the to do list for the boat!
 
Welp, looks like I am suffering from one or more of the things mentioned here... Everything else seems so great, I don't understand (well, I do $$) how Yamaha would not take this more seriously and do the right thing... I can't imagine any other item you pay that much money for that would basically not have one of the most basic functions not work properly!

On the plus side, gets me acquainted with the boat and I am sure I'll know it inside out soon enough!
 
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