"Roger Long" wrote in
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http://home.maine.rr.com/rlma/Bilge.htm#Final



Wow...so CLEAN! Has this boat ever been in the water??...(c;

Where's the oil and exotic marine life aboard??

On a more serious note, move those wires away from the floats on the Rule
switches....thanks.



Geez, guys, look at all that SPACE! I bet we can get 20 more hoses up into
the engine compartment! Where's the intake for the Whale manual pump,
anyways?

Just doesn't seem natural with nothin' leakin'....just a l'il....(c;

"Larry W4CSC" wrote in message

Wow...so CLEAN! Has this boat ever been in the water??...(c;

The boat is incredibly clean. Fresh water helps but the former owners
spent full time on it during the sailing season and I think they did a
lot of cleaning as well as keeping it open and ventilated.

The engine looks in better shape then many five year old boats I've
seen.

On a more serious note, move those wires away from the floats on the
Rule
switches....thanks.

The wires are below and not as close as they look. I'm looking for
some clips to be sure they stay in place though.


Where's the intake for the Whale manual pump, anyways?

It's at the very aft end of the sump just behind the stanchion and out
of the first picture. In the second picture, it's the big black hose
with the lettering.

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Roger Long

"Roger Long" wrote in
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It's at the very aft end of the sump just behind the stanchion and out
of the first picture. In the second picture, it's the big black hose
with the lettering.

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Thanks. That's one of the nicest-looking used boat bilges I've seen.