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On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 19:47:27 GMT, "Dennis Gibbons"
wrote: Your setup violates good seamanship. You should never have a drain connecting into the cockpit scuppers. Any possible clog could cause the cockpit to fill and you know what happens then. Yeah....that's the reason I've my current dilemma. Both the forward sink, and the aft sink ran to the cockpit drain through hull. The forward sink was an easy fix. There was a through hull already in place directly underneath. The aft sink also has a through hull directly under it, but the plumbing from holding tank and the fore and aft heads is connected to it. The 1/2" intake for the heads is approx 4 feet further away and I think a bit too small to use as a drain. I think I might try Peggy's idea of using a sump. ...the shower sump is on the other side of the bulkhead. It might be the best I can do...not having a first choice. |
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