Paging Peggie Hall (again)
 

Peggie:

Another head-related question has popped up on the Sabre list:

From: "Oscar ......"
Reply-To: "Sabre Owners Discussion List"
To: "Sabre Owners Discussion List"
Subject: [sabre] Replacing the head
Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2005 20:48:37 -0000

I need your help again. It looks like it's time to replace the head
in my S34 MkI.

First question: Is this a feasible do-it-yourself project for a
rookie?

Second: Any recommendations on a specific replacement unit?

Thank you,

Oscar
S-34 #169 "Demasiado"
Chicago

I believe the stock unit in his boat would be a W-C HeadMate.

I'll look for your answer and cross post or feel free to drop by!

Thanks,

Eric
Sabre 30 #36 "Spirit"

wrote:
Peggie:

Another head-related question has popped up on the Sabre list:
I need your help again. It looks like it's time to replace the
head
in my S34 MkI. First question: Is this a feasible do-it-yourself
project for a rookie?

Replacing a toilet is very easy.

Second: Any recommendations on a specific replacement unit?

Yep...but which one would be best for HIS boat depends on several factors.

I'll look for your answer and cross post or feel free to drop by!

I think I'll drop by. Once the first potty question of the spring has
been asked, it usually produces a bunch more...so I might as well be
around to answer 'em all.

--
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/store/custo...0&cat=6&page=1
http://shop.sailboatowners.com/detai...=400&group=327

"Peggie Hall" wrote in message ...
wrote:
Peggie:

Another head-related question has popped up on the Sabre list:
I need your help again. It looks like it's time to replace the
head
in my S34 MkI. First question: Is this a feasible do-it-yourself
project for a rookie?

Replacing a toilet is very easy.

Second: Any recommendations on a specific replacement unit?

Yep...but which one would be best for HIS boat depends on several factors.

I'll look for your answer and cross post or feel free to drop by!

I think I'll drop by. Once the first potty question of the spring has
been asked, it usually produces a bunch more...so I might as well be
around to answer 'em all.


Ah, springtime and the smell of **** in the air!

CN

Capt. Neal® wrote:

Ah, springtime and the smell of **** in the air!

CN


Well...you could always try a mouth wash.

Rather that blasting someone who offers advice, perhaps you might focus on the
elementary request for help on the obvious ingredients for cleaning marine
heads. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I believe a neophyte ( Mar***)was the basic
requestor. Bye the bye, your tallywacker appears to be an only inch long.
Poor Fellow.

"Garuda" wrote in message ...
Rather that blasting someone who offers advice, perhaps you might focus on the
elementary request for help on the obvious ingredients for cleaning marine
heads. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I believe a neophyte ( Mar***)was the basic
requestor. Bye the bye, your tallywacker appears to be an only inch long.
Poor Fellow.




Bugger off!

CN

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
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"Garuda" wrote in message
...
Rather that blasting someone who offers advice, perhaps you might focus on
the
elementary request for help on the obvious ingredients for cleaning marine
heads. Perhaps I'm mistaken, but I believe a neophyte ( Mar***)was the
basic
requestor. Bye the bye, your tallywacker appears to be an only inch long.
Poor Fellow.




Bugger off!

CN

Likewise!

In article ,
lid says...

CN

Likewise!

Don't quote him. Seems he's back -- six kills today so far.

"Gogarty" wrote in message ...
In article ,
lid says...

CN

Likewise!

Don't quote him. Seems he's back -- six kills today so far.


Seven!

CN