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Sailing Dave wrote:
My first project, apart from re-doing all the upholstry, is going to be
re-working the head and fresh water storage tank. My current tank leaks
badly and the hoses need to be replaced from the trank to the head and to
the sink in the galley. Does anyone have any advice regarding these
matters. Also, the fill cap fro the fresh water is inside the boat (more or
less you dirctly fill the tank under the dinette seat. I would like to
re-direct this so that the fill is outside. I also have to replace the head
itself. i believe that it's origin al and needs upgraded badly.



On holding tanks and heads, the undisputed master is Peggie Hall. If
she doesn't respond directly here, post on rec.cruising.boats with a
subject like "a question for Peggie Hall," and then listen carefully to
her advice and buy her book.


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Absolutely. And, don't listen to anything from Moron about US politics.

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Sailing Dave wrote:
My first project, apart from re-doing all the upholstry, is going to be
re-working the head and fresh water storage tank. My current tank leaks
badly and the hoses need to be replaced from the trank to the head and to
the sink in the galley. Does anyone have any advice regarding these
matters. Also, the fill cap fro the fresh water is inside the boat (more
or less you dirctly fill the tank under the dinette seat. I would like
to re-direct this so that the fill is outside. I also have to replace
the head itself. i believe that it's origin al and needs upgraded badly.



On holding tanks and heads, the undisputed master is Peggie Hall. If she
doesn't respond directly here, post on rec.cruising.boats with a subject
like "a question for Peggie Hall," and then listen carefully to her advice
and buy her book.




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Absolutely. And, don't listen to anything from Moron about US politics.


. . . and don't listen to Ganz about anything.

Max


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"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

"JG" wrote in message

Absolutely. And, don't listen to anything from Moron about US

politics.

. . . and don't listen to Ganz about anything.



except interior decorating tips.

SV


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....and please don't re-upholster in mauve...

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Sailing Dave wrote:
My first project, apart from re-doing all the upholstry, is going to be
re-working the head and fresh water storage tank. My current tank leaks
badly and the hoses need to be replaced from the trank to the head and to
the sink in the galley. Does anyone have any advice regarding these
matters. Also, the fill cap fro the fresh water is inside the boat (more
or less you dirctly fill the tank under the dinette seat. I would like
to re-direct this so that the fill is outside. I also have to replace
the head itself. i believe that it's origin al and needs upgraded badly.



On holding tanks and heads, the undisputed master is Peggie Hall. If she
doesn't respond directly here, post on rec.cruising.boats with a subject
like "a question for Peggie Hall," and then listen carefully to her advice
and buy her book.






 
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