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Dave wrote: On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 17:21:27 -0500, "Sailing Dave" said: 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. Yes. Don't buy the cheap stuff generally sold by the West Marine and similar stores as marine sanitation hose. Get the good stuff. And get yourself a heat gun, because the good stuff is stiff. You'll need the heat gun to soften the hose enough to get it over the barbs of the connectors. Use a pot of boiling water, works better and more even heating and will not damage the hose like a heat gun. My 2 cents joe As to the on-deck filler, I'm not sure it's worth the effort. My old boat had a fill system like yours, and it just wasn't that much of a problem. It's not as if you have to fill the FW tank every week. My present boat has an on-deck fill, and while it's nice I don't think I'd go cutting holes in the deck to install such a system if I didn't have it. I'd suggest the effort is probably better spent putting a second vent on the holding tank. Since you're replacing it there will never be a better opportunity. |
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