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Show posts MenuQuote from: SPLETS on January 17, 2011, 05:49:37 PM
I am in fresh water. I just do not seem to get much heat from my Seaward water heater. I talked to them today and they recommended the 180 thermostat. I sold my C-34 and now have a Capri 26, but this seems to be the best site for information as my M2-12 engine uses the same thermostat and the 25XP. Seaward also asked me to insert a 6" clear hose in the return line to see if we are getting much flow??
Quote from: Ken Juul on January 07, 2011, 09:38:51 AM
I guess I do things kind of backward. I have a plastic trash can that has been shortened attached to the inside of the water heater door. I keep all my empty plastic shopping bags in it. The bag that is collecting trash is attached to end of the teak towel rack on the galley island, centered on the sink, right next to the installed Margarettaville bottle opener :) I know it is kind of a bad spot for a towel rack, but I've only had to repair it twice in 10 years from someone falling against it, and it is handy to the sink to minimize drips.
Quote from: Michael Shaner on January 08, 2011, 09:55:40 PM
I wasn't aware teak trees grew in Penn's Woods...
How have you come by all of this wonderful stock? I won't tell a soul!!
Quote from: ken003 on January 07, 2011, 06:30:56 PM
Lazybone,
While you are still testing your camera, would you show me where all those footpumps are?
thanks,
Ken
Quote from: Ken Juul on January 07, 2011, 10:04:19 AM
Beautiful work LB.
We have removed our table, 90% of our meals are eaten in the cockpit so it is not really missed. Really opens up the salon. Anyway to stay on subject, the only mod I would make to your design would be to make the splash board shorter between the sink and the icebox. That way you can sit on the setee and still have easy access to the galley counter to set down or refill your coffee cup without getting up. A bit more work with the double angle though.