Tips on installing the stuffing box.

I was asked to give info on installing the stuffing tube. I think pictures are the best way to show how in this case. I have listed a few below and hope this will answer most of the questions you might have. If not please let me know and I will do my best to help answer them. Thank You

Here is a picture of the stuffing tube glassed in the bottom of a 46" Gator from Warehouse Hobbies.

Here is a closer look inside. A hole is drilled right on the bottom of the hull and goes thru the transom. Then 3" by 6" glass cloth is glassed over the stuffing tube and holds the tube in the bottom of the hull. Also note that the tube is bent up to mount into the engine.

Here you can see the stand off is mounted after the tube is glassed in place.

Note the stuffing tube is right on the bottom of the hull but looking from the back it looks to be off the bottom. The hull can be over 1/4" thick at this location. Just be sure the stuffing tube is at the bottom of the hull.

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Here is a picture of the stuffing tube glassed in the bottom of a 46" Gator from Warehouse Hobbies.

Here is a closer look inside. A hole is drilled right on the bottom of the hull and goes thru the transom. Then 3" by 6" glass cloth is glassed over the stuffing tube and holds the tube in the bottom of the hull. Also note that the tube is bent up to mount into the engine.

Here you can see the stand off is mounted after the tube is glassed in place.

Note the stuffing tube is right on the bottom of the hull but looking from the back it looks to be off the bottom. The hull can be over 1/4" thick at this location. Just be sure the stuffing tube is at the bottom of the hull.

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