Installing a drain in a Grizzly cooler allows for easy removal of water or melted ice without having to tilt or invert the cooler. This can be especially useful when the cooler is full of heavy items or is difficult to maneuver. Additionally, a drain can help to prevent water from accumulating at the bottom of the cooler and causing food to become waterlogged.
There are a few different ways to install a drain in a Grizzly cooler. One popular method is to use a bulkhead fitting. A bulkhead fitting is a type of plumbing fitting that has a threaded hole on one side and a barbed fitting on the other side. To install a drain using a bulkhead fitting, you will need to drill a hole in the side of the cooler that is large enough to accommodate the bulkhead fitting. Once the hole is drilled, you can insert the bulkhead fitting into the hole and tighten it in place. Then, you can attach a hose or other fitting to the barbed fitting on the other side of the bulkhead fitting.
