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Rhino II Bottom Drain

Rhino II Bottom DrainQuality materials and superior construction differentiates the Rhino over other Spindrifter type drains.

The Rhino II air drain is 4" ported, horizontal discharge

A few of the problems associated with the Spindrifter have been alleviated in the Rhino design including;

  • Thicker flanges and liner attachment ring that will not flex or crack
  • All attachments are machine fitted for extra strength with no need for gap filling
  • All joints are hand welded resulting in more strength than the speed welds used on the Spindrifter
  • 3" height over the horizontal discharge port for more concrete over the horizontal discharge port (the Spindrifter requires a collar to increase the height over the drain)
  • Direct pipe connection into the air bladder (the Spindrifter requires you to snake an air line through the pipe)
  • Rhino air drains contain an air check valve to prevent water entering the air line.
  • Rhino drains are American made and cost less than the Spindrifter!
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685096Rhino II 4-inch Drain w/o Diffuser Dome$334.99 Add to Cart
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Rhino II 4-inch Drain w/Diffuser Dome

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