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Question for Peggie
Peggie
The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt |
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wrote in message ups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard |
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 11:38:39 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard There you go again Willie boy, displaying your anti-femail bias. I warned you in another thread that it might give people odd ideas about you but you just keep right on doing it. But then, as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said, "There is nothing worse than aggressive stupidity." Bruce in Bangkok (brucepaigeATgmailDOTcom) |
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On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 11:38:39 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard It can happen sometimes in still water if the inlet for the pump is near the outlet. Peter |
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 11:38:39 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote: wrote in message roups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard There you go again Willie boy, displaying your anti-femail bias. I warned you in another thread that it might give people odd ideas about you but you just keep right on doing it. Peggie a female? Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahhahahahahah! If it looks like a man, acts like a man and is interested in man things then it's a man. Get real. I can't think of a single other case where a woman has proudly set herself up as an authority on everything to do with yacht sewage. Would any real woman do that, let alone have here entire life and legacy defined by it? With so many women these days acting like men you might think my statements outrageous but try looking at it from a different perspective and you'll see the logic in it. Try thinking about a man who decided to set himself up an expert, defines himself by and has his entire life revolve around something totally female such as being an authority on breast feeding. See what I mean? Wilbur Hubbard |
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On Thu, 23 Aug 2007 10:23:41 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: wrote in message .. . On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 11:38:39 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote: wrote in message groups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard There you go again Willie boy, displaying your anti-femail bias. I warned you in another thread that it might give people odd ideas about you but you just keep right on doing it. Peggie a female? Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahhahahahahah! If it looks like a man, acts like a man and is interested in man things then it's a man. Get real. I can't think of a single other case where a woman has proudly set herself up as an authority on everything to do with yacht sewage. Would any real woman do that, let alone have here entire life and legacy defined by it? With so many women these days acting like men you might think my statements outrageous but try looking at it from a different perspective and you'll see the logic in it. Try thinking about a man who decided to set himself up an expert, defines himself by and has his entire life revolve around something totally female such as being an authority on breast feeding. See what I mean? Wilbur Hubbard " Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahhahahahahah!" Willie boy, I've noticed you using this phrase before. Is it supposed to represent you breaking wind or perhaps a belch? Very difficult to tell from your rather crude spelling attempt. Regarding women's work and men's work your arguments are about as stupid as it is possible to be. Why shouldn't a woman become an authority on sewage systems? You can't possible have lived as long as you claim to have with out discovering that women actually use toilets. (And probably clean a hell of a lot more of them then men do,too). Willies boy, I'm afraid you are the subject that Martin Luther King, Jr. was discussing when he said "Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity." Bruce in Bangkok (brucepaigeATgmailDOTcom) |
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Wilbur,
I take issue with your critisim of Peggy. She is one of the top contributers to this forum. Her expert advise and her vast experience is of great help to the readers here and I for on, listen very carefully to everything she says. In this case, your point is well taken, but it does not negate any of her response. Your critisism does not elevate your esteem within the group, it only detracts from it. So, if that was your intent, you have been successful. Steve "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... wrote in message ups.com... Peggie The head on our boat is a 3 year old Wilcox Headmate. Should there be any recirculation of the bowl contents happening when one flushes this head? Either I have just noticed it or the recirculation is getting worse. I'd be grateful for your comments before I open up the head. Many thanks Matt As usual, Peggie tries to act like God Almighty and impress with her usual line of bull but neglects to answer a simple question. Maybe she can't read too well. The answer to your question is NO. There should be no re-circulation of the waste stream. But it can happen if the pump plunger seal is bad. The same pump that draws in ambient water also pumps out the sewage. If the plunger seal is bad there can be mixing of waste and ambient water in the pump which will result in recirculation. You need to install a pump rebuild kit. That should take care of your problem. Wilbur Hubbard |
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"Steve Lusardi" wrote in message
... Wilbur, I take issue with your critisim of Peggy. She is one of the top contributers to this forum. Her expert advise and her vast experience is of great help to the readers here and I for on, listen very carefully to everything she says. In this case, your point is well taken, but it does not negate any of her response. Your critisism does not elevate your esteem within the group, it only detracts from it. So, if that was your intent, you have been successful. Steve That's the object of all trolls, especially this one. You guys are getting lead by the nose by Neal, which is exactly what he wants. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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"Steve Lusardi" wrote in message ... Wilbur, I take issue with your critisim of Peggy. She is one of the top contributers to this forum. Her expert advise and her vast experience is of great help to the readers here and I for on, listen very carefully to everything she says. In this case, your point is well taken, but it does not negate any of her response. Your critisism does not elevate your esteem within the group, it only detracts from it. So, if that was your intent, you have been successful. I will never accept politically correct speech. My esteem in the eyes of the group is the least of my worries. Was I not correct in pointing out how Peggie managed to do everything but answer a simple question? How good is advice when it's so generic that it doesn't address the issue? Is it not valid to point out this failing? If she honestly is more interested in sewage issues than self-image I'm sure even she would admit I speak truly. Have you noticed that the art of listening to a question and answering it simply, directly and honestly is a lost art. If you don't think so just listen to any politician side-step any question and go off on a tangent. This is exactly what Peggie has done. Her response did not answer the question. On the contrary, her response insulted the poster's intelligence by indicating he did not know the difference between a back up and waste in the ambient water stream. As a man I find this insulting to my gender. I see no reason to abide it. Wilbur Hubbard |
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