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Re: Washdown pump | #21 | ||
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Posts: 310 03/21/06 19:13:52 |
God !@!@!@! I feel left out --- I am still using a PAIL to wash down our anchor !@!@! With kids on board I find myself wanting to conserve our water.
Good luck to all on this project. It does sound terrific !! Cathy in CT |
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pdrimmer |
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Posts: 203 03/22/06 08:01:43 |
I installed the fitting near the vents for the water tanks using a right angle barb. This provides an easy way to connect the hose. The space near the vent also keeps the fittings and hose away from the anchor chain.
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stevesnyder |
Washdown Pump | #23 | ||
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Posts: 96 03/22/06 10:44:03 |
Cathy, the washdown pump uses seawater to wash the anchor and chain. We get the water from the forward head sink drain. We have a normal water hose connection in the anchor locker - and keep the coiled style hose there also. Works great here in the Chesapeake. Kids love it in hot weather...they hose each other down.
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