Battery access or cooler ?
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@MikeZMiami. Can't speak for the specific year/model you own, but absolutely there is a plastic tray in many of the Hurricanes that fits right in there with a drain hose for water to run into the bilge.
I have a SS188 and I fill this tray with ice and drinks and even in the hottest sun it last for 3 to 4 hours keeping the drinks cold. However, to keep it colder longer, I use one of those orange protective ear plugs (squishy kind you squish and insert into the inner ear) and plug the drain so the melted ice water stays in and keeps the drinks cold for a much longer period. Then when I'm done, I pull the 'ear' plug and it self drains into the bilge.
You should be able to contact your Hurricane dealer and have them confirm it will fit your year/model and order one for you.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------2010 Hurricane SS 188 OB
2010 Mercury Optimax 200HP / Mercury SS High Five 19P
2010 Trailmaster SC trailer
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Thank you ! I'll see if the dealer can order a replacement tray. Thanks for the "ear plug" idea !
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I asked my dealer today and they said no such thing as a battery well ice chest exists.
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@FlyingV5. Take the measurements of the openings and have him compare it to the measurements for the one they make for the SS188. I'm certain you'll find it will fit there.------------------------------------------------------------------------------2010 Hurricane SS 188 OB
2010 Mercury Optimax 200HP / Mercury SS High Five 19P
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I got the plastic tray on my boat that sits in the battery well just above the battery. It has a plastic drain tube attached to the bottom so that liquid is routed into the bilge and does not drip onto the battery. I don't think they call it an ice chest, but like nquirk, I have used mine the as a cooler. Fill it with ice, and throw in some drinks.
2010 Hurricane 2100 (217) Sun Deck
2008 Yamaha F150 TXR Outboard
2008 Yamaha FX **** Cruiser Waverunner -
I have a plastic tray above the batteries. No drain hose, but two holes near the top of the tray. Assuming that it is for storage of some type or more than likely there was a cooler or live well option for this location. I do not really use it as anything I did place in there would need to be removed to access the batteries.
2006 FD GS194
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Wife - Have you seen our dish pan? Fits well. Unsure of how deep the OEM version is though. I just need a drain hole
with a fitting and some tubing to run into the bilge. The item can be found here - RHP2951ARWHT - Rubbermaid Dishpan, 4.5gal, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00Z7XQYCI/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_i_18XW2NDGR4RJR09Z4N3T?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1