x-no-archive:yes Peggie Hall wrote:

Joe Wood wrote:
I missed you too on Monday.

Well, rats. Unfortunately, until I can be cloned, there's no way to be
in more than one place at the same time...and one of the reasons I go to
shows is to gain first-hand, hands-on knowledge of how the builders are
plumbing their boats. Equally unfortunately, it appears that, for most
of 'em, the sanitation system continues to be just something that's not
part of the boat design, but just a required nuisance they shoe-horn
into any location it'll fit, and in the least expensive way possible (a
single 30 gallon holding tank on a 40' boat with two toilets, one of
which requires a head discharge hose run of 22'? Ye gods!).

Well we've replaced one of our holding tanks (we have two toilets).
Both of them were 12 gallon jobs (we thought ten, but after Bob took
the old one out, he measured). We've put in a 20+ one in the aft head
because we expected to be in a place where the LectraSan would not be
legal. The old holding tanks would last us barely 3 days. (Bob used
the forward head and I used the aft head.)

They did have two pumpouts so they weren't on a single hose. But the
fitting wasn't so good (didn't fit a lot of hoses) so Bob's replaced
those too.


Anyhow, I guess we'll just have to try to connect again next year.


Peggie
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Peggie Hall
Specializing in marine sanitation since 1987
Author "Get Rid of Boat Odors - A Guide To Marine Sanitation Systems and
Other Sources of Aggravation and Odor"
http://www.seaworthy.com/html/get_ri...oat_odors.html

grandma Rosalie