Question on floor drain plugs

[ChukarHunt]

These have worked well for me (so far). The 1 inch (25 mm) fit nicely into the drain plugs onto the floor. However, the holes in the under seat box have varying sizes. So the 10mm and 18 mm have worked to cover the holes where the foil backed patches have come off. I have the cab so I don't necessarily need the holes to drain the cab. I do get a fair amount of mud, splash, or especially moon dust that come up through the holes so I would rather have them plugged then unplugged. Besides, in the event I need to drain the floors during a washing or what not, just take them out, let it drain and put them back in. Hope this helps.

 

[USMC]

Ok ChukarHunt, that is too much Common Sense that you are eleuding to!

 

[Den_the_Rube]

These have worked well for me (so far). The 1 inch (25 mm) fit nicely into the drain plugs onto the floor. However, the holes in the under seat box have varying sizes. So the 10mm and 18 mm have worked to cover the holes where the foil backed patches have come off. I have the cab so I don't necessarily need the holes to drain the cab. I do get a fair amount of mud, splash, or especially moon dust that come up through the holes so I would rather have them plugged then unplugged. Besides, in the event I need to drain the floors during a washing or what not, just take them out, let it drain and put them back in. Hope this helps.

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Thanks. I think I’ll order a set. I hadn’t even thought about inside the seat storage.

 

[lost1wing]

Putting plugs in the drain holes is counter productive if you have water standing in the cab already.

I need to drill holes. I also don't want water coming in during a water crossing, so that is what the rubber plugs are for.

It sits in the polebarn quite a bit. Dirt dobbers love little holes to climb into. The plugs will keep them out as well.

 

[MikeT]

Chukarhunt- those fit perfectly! Thanks!