I bought a new depth sounder and have to replace the thru-hull.   The 
exterior of the old and new are the same; however, the new transducer does not 
fit 
the old thru-hull.   The other difference is the old was a mushroom thru-hull 
while the new is beveled.   Some have suggested not beveling the bottom but 
just 
use a lot of 4200, one has suggested I see if I can find a mushroom thru-hull 
that will fit the new transducer, and two have said...just bevel the hole.   

Any opinions?

I don't see why a mushroom thru-hull (if found) would affect the 
transducer...but could it.

I know this isn't rocket surgery but I have a terribly bad habit of over 
analyzing everything before I do it...so any help (boat or psychological) will 
be 
appreciated.


Dave
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