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Seacock 1" Flush, 90 Degree Hose Barb

Part #: Z3860
$147.16
This 1" seacock valve with a 90 degree hose barb became standard equipment on many Catalinas towards the end of 1993.

Molded Marelon offers superior strength and corrosion resistance. Marelon is lightweight, corrosion and electrolysis free, ideal for thru-hull valves. Marelon is a modern material formulation of polymer composite compounds that uses resins and additives to produce an extremely strong marine-grade product that will not deteriorate like traditional bronze marine plumbing parts. Ideal for above and below the waterline applications.

For emergency service:

Remove the attached white plug covering the screw at the axis of the rotation of the handle. Fasten it to a lanyard. Plug the intake from the outside of the boat. After servicing the valve, use the lanyard to dislodge the plug and bring it aboard to be be stowed on the valve for its next use.
Known usage: (there may have been others)
• Catalina 310: Macerator discharge
• Catalina 34: Engine raw water intake
• Catalina 387: Engine raw water intake
• Catalina 390: Macerator discharge
• Catalina 400: Forward macerator discharge
• Catalina 440: TBA, (1) listed in valve kit
• Catalina 470: Aft macerator discharge

A potential upgrade to a much stronger seacock style macerator discharge valve aboard...
Use your discretion to match correct size/configuration:

Boats with early brass pipe nipple through hull:
• Catalina 27
• Catalina 30
• Catalina 38

Boats with early through hull + ball valve installation:
• Catalina 27
• Catalina 28
• Catalina 30
• Catalina 34
• Catalina 36
• Catalina 38
• Catalina 42
• Valve configuration: 90 degree elbow
• Height from base to top of handle when valve is open (maximum height not including wood mounting ring): ~ 6.19"
• Barb size: 1"
• Thru-hull outside thread diameter: 1.60"
• Thru-hull outside diameter: ~1-5/8"
• Thru-hull inside diameter: 1-1/16"
• Thru-hull length overall: 2-15/16"
• Thread type: Buttress

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