Chuck Gould wrote in
ups.com:

Large port and
starboard wire chases were incorporated in the hull layup to
make the
future addition or removal of wiring as convenient as possible.



The most wonderful news in the entire report, as I'm installing
wires into a Jeanneau sloop at the moment where the a$$holes that
put in the radar didn't take the time to install some pull
strings, dammit.

NEVER PULL A WIRE WITHOUT INSTALLING A PULL STRING FOR NEXT TIME!

Larry
--
You can tell there's extremely
intelligent life in the universe
because they have never called Earth.

Larry wrote:
Chuck Gould wrote in
ups.com:

Large port and
starboard wire chases were incorporated in the hull layup to
make the
future addition or removal of wiring as convenient as possible.



The most wonderful news in the entire report, as I'm installing
wires into a Jeanneau sloop at the moment where the a$$holes that
put in the radar didn't take the time to install some pull
strings, dammit.

NEVER PULL A WIRE WITHOUT INSTALLING A PULL STRING FOR NEXT TIME!

Larry


Amen to that. I'm planning on installing a fresh-water washdown pump in
my center console, and was pleasantly surprised to see extra pull
strings coming out of electrical rigging tube in the console. One goes
to the bow and two go to the transom area. I won't need them for the
pump, but if I want to run wiring between the transom or bow and the
center console, I'll be able to do it without more trouble than I need.

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:45:24 -0400, HK wrote:

I'm planning on installing a fresh-water washdown pump in
my center console

Why? All you have to do is back up into a following sea and you'll
have all the water you want.

Wayne.B wrote:
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:45:24 -0400, HK wrote:

I'm planning on installing a fresh-water washdown pump in
my center console

Why? All you have to do is back up into a following sea and you'll
have all the water you want.


You and Reggie seem to have newsgroup a**hole down pat.

And of course, your advice, like his, is wrong. The Bay around here is
not fresh water.

You do know the difference, right?

On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 18:33:49 -0400, HK wrote:

You and Reggie seem to have newsgroup a**hole down pat.

Sorry if I offended your delicate sensibilities. Get over it.

And of course, your advice, like his, is wrong. The Bay around here is
not fresh water.

But the Patuxent River, one of your favorite haunts, and a suitable
venue for a small low transom boat, is quite fresh further up. Frankly
we didn't see many boats your size out on the Bay unless it was very
calm.


You do know the difference, right?

Is this a trick question?

HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 08:45:24 -0400, HK wrote:

I'm planning on installing a fresh-water washdown pump in my center
console

Why? All you have to do is back up into a following sea and you'll
have all the water you want.


You and Reggie seem to have newsgroup a**hole down pat.

And of course, your advice, like his, is wrong. The Bay around here is
not fresh water.

You do know the difference, right?

Good luck finding a space to store your fresh water. Maybe your cooler?