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On Oct 2, 4:41 pm, Jere Lull wrote:
... wouldn't replace a perfectly good tank with a bigger one, but would add tanks in otherwise unused corners of the boat. ... This seems like good advise. I keep hearing horror stories of folks draining all their drinking water into the bilge when they spring a pressure water leak. I always turn my pressure water off at the panel when it isn't in use, but also have two tanks that are isolated so it takes a greater level of idiocy to dump all the fresh water. I also like to make my water into a working tank and keep a known good tank in reserve in case something goes wrong there. -- Tom. |
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