In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access (in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA
Scout

Scout,
Can you do me a favor -
I have the 11 gal version of that, I'm guessing yours is the 6. Mine
was installed before the deck went on, so to remove it, it would have
to go through a small hatch. Can you give me the dimensions of the
"box" and "cylinder" so that I can guess if I have to chop my cylinder
(or deck) to get it out? The box is clearly too large, so I'd have to
do some disassembly in place.

Thanks,
Jeff


Scout wrote:
In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access
(in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA
Scout

No problem Jeff,
I'm on the road right now (again) to meetings tonight, tomorrow, and
tomorrow night. First chance to get to it will be a bit later this week. But
I will get those numbers for you.
In the meantime, check out this page, might have the box sizes.
http://www.seawardproducts.com/waterhtr.htm
Scout

"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scout,
Can you do me a favor -
I have the 11 gal version of that, I'm guessing yours is the 6. Mine was
installed before the deck went on, so to remove it, it would have to go
through a small hatch. Can you give me the dimensions of the "box" and
"cylinder" so that I can guess if I have to chop my cylinder (or deck) to
get it out? The box is clearly too large, so I'd have to do some
disassembly in place.

Thanks,
Jeff


Scout wrote:
In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access
(in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA
Scout

Jeff,
The dimensions of the galvanized box are 13" high x 13" wide x 16" long
(deep).

There are flanges welded to the tank which extend a further 1.75 inches on
each end (bottom of tank) which make the overall length of the unit 19.5"

The tank itself is about 14.5" long x 12" diameter.
If you have an 11 gallon system, add 3" to each general dimension, making
your unit 16" x 16" x 22.5"

Hope this helps -
Scout

"Scout" wrote in message
. ..
No problem Jeff,
I'm on the road right now (again) to meetings tonight, tomorrow, and
tomorrow night. First chance to get to it will be a bit later this week.
But I will get those numbers for you.
In the meantime, check out this page, might have the box sizes.
http://www.seawardproducts.com/waterhtr.htm
Scout

"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scout,
Can you do me a favor -
I have the 11 gal version of that, I'm guessing yours is the 6. Mine was
installed before the deck went on, so to remove it, it would have to go
through a small hatch. Can you give me the dimensions of the "box" and
"cylinder" so that I can guess if I have to chop my cylinder (or deck) to
get it out? The box is clearly too large, so I'd have to do some
disassembly in place.

Thanks,
Jeff


Scout wrote:
In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access
(in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA
Scout

Thanks - this means my tank is 15 inches in diameter. Now I have to
measure the hatch - I think its a tad smaller.

It also means that there's only half an inch of insulation.


Scout wrote:
Jeff,
The dimensions of the galvanized box are 13" high x 13" wide x 16" long
(deep).

There are flanges welded to the tank which extend a further 1.75 inches on
each end (bottom of tank) which make the overall length of the unit 19.5"

The tank itself is about 14.5" long x 12" diameter.
If you have an 11 gallon system, add 3" to each general dimension, making
your unit 16" x 16" x 22.5"

Hope this helps -
Scout

Jeff wrote:
Thanks - this means my tank is 15 inches in diameter. Now I have to
measure the hatch - I think its a tad smaller.

It also means that there's only half an inch of insulation.


Scout wrote:
Jeff,
The dimensions of the galvanized box are 13" high x 13" wide x 16" long
(deep).

There are flanges welded to the tank which extend a further 1.75 inches on
each end (bottom of tank) which make the overall length of the unit 19.5"

The tank itself is about 14.5" long x 12" diameter.
If you have an 11 gallon system, add 3" to each general dimension, making
your unit 16" x 16" x 22.5"

Hope this helps -
Scout

Yep, not a lot of effort went into the insulation.
Scout

If you get done with your boat and are bored, I have a list
of things you could do work on my boat.

Scotty


"Scout" wrote in message
. ..
In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better
service access (in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA
Scout

Scout wrote:

In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access
(in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA


Cool!

I'm guessing you're not getting enough of this kind of thing
at work? You're putting it to a hydro test too, right?

DSK

DSK wrote:
Scout wrote:

In my basement. . .
I'll clean it up and repipe it with a bypass and better service access
(in March).
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/291...97509592UoBucA


Cool!

I'm guessing you're not getting enough of this kind of thing
at work? You're putting it to a hydro test too, right?

DSK

Probably won't do a hydro, but, I think I will replace the existing 125
psi relief valve with 50 psi or less. I'm just not thrilled with the
widow-maker under my bunk. The tank may be safe at 125#, I'm just
saying. . .
Scout

"Scout" wrote in message
ps.com...
Cool!

I'm guessing you're not getting enough of this kind of
thing
at work? You're putting it to a hydro test too, right?

DSK

Probably won't do a hydro, but, I think I will replace the
existing 125
psi relief valve with 50 psi or less. I'm just not
thrilled with the
widow-maker under my bunk. The tank may be safe at 125#,
I'm just
saying. . .

Yours heats from the engine also, right? A word of caution,
the water gets VERY hot. At least mine does, there's no temp
control.


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Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_