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Thanks for all the suggestions boys... Problem solved

And the smartie prize goes too....... @gun guy and @berg243

Sill drain hole on the driver side plugged with some central plateau mud from a recent trip. Got a good 4lt out of there...

Originally Posted by ebf

Thanks for all the suggestions boys... Problem solved

And the smartie prize goes too....... @gun guy and @berg243

Sill drain hole on the driver side plugged with some central plateau mud from a recent trip. Got a good 4lt out of there...

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if you don't want internal rust in the sill it'd be prudent to ask a panel beater what you can do to try and prevent it

Good result.
I'm pleased your like me and use a 2 litre container to catch 4 litres

Originally Posted by ebf

Thanks for all the suggestions boys... Problem solved

And the smartie prize goes too....... @gun guy and @berg243

Sill drain hole on the driver side plugged with some central plateau mud from a recent trip. Got a good 4lt out of there...

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Originally Posted by rugerman

Good result.
I'm pleased your like me and use a 2 litre container to catch 4 litres

Nothing like a bit of underestimation. I had to 'drain' a 300x300x200 mm hole with a tin can and 10l bucket. Almost filled the second 44gal drum.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Nothing like a bit of underestimation. I had to 'drain' a 300x300x200 mm hole with a tin can and 10l bucket. Almost filled the second 44gal drum.

Greetings @gadjetman,
1 litre almost exactly measures 100 x 100 x 100 or 1 cubic decimetre so your hole had a capacity of 18 litres. A 44 UK gallon drum holds a little over 200 litres. Clearly your hole was refilling itself from the bottom. I am surprised you ever caught up.
Regards Grandpamac.

Originally Posted by grandpamac

Greetings @gadjetman,
1 litre almost exactly measures 100 x 100 x 100 or 1 cubic decimetre so your hole had a capacity of 18 litres. A 44 UK gallon drum holds a little over 200 litres. Clearly your hole was refilling itself from the bottom. I am surprised you ever caught up.
Regards Grandpamac.

Yes, it was the bilge pump hole in a bouble skinned river weed cutter. The foreman would not listen to my explanation of why I really needed a pump.