Reply to "Mopeka Pro Check Water Sensor"

VigIINJ's Highlands LOAers Lifetime Member

@_Steve posted:
Having now done the job and knowing what you know now, if you had a "do-over" would you locate in the same place? Or would say "move it over this or that way a few inches."?
The picture looks as though the 6 inch port was an appropriate size choice. In the "do-over", would you pick that same size again?
Cheers

Port size is fine at 6" diameter. As for placing the hole for the port I'd stay the same distance from the back of the tub and move the centerline an inch to the curb side. Remember these are crew built units so use my placement with your own assessments. You should find the proper tub flex to locate the right spot but at least you have a general area with what I measured - YMMV!

10/23/2312:22 PM

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