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Originally posted by Robski97

Damn check valve ... always gets in the way.....

Rob






A slight bit of gentle pressure usually will relieve the check valve closure and create a free flowing pipe. Too much pressure could cause a back up and could last for days if not handled properly.
 
quote:

Originally posted by walterv

Don't forget to winterize your macerator.






Good point......and ...if you pink thru the strainer.... don't forget the hose from the seacock to the strainer.
 
Brad,
I saw your link about the "waste tank"

I prefer not to purge the "waste tank", I know some of you are into that, a good friend of mine,Ben Dover likes to do this, just not my gig. "Pink stuff" is the way to go in this matter IMHO.

Don,
I got a call today from your friend,Jack Meoff, strange fellow but very handy.

Walter
 
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Originally posted by Double D

I've seen the pink stuff in white or brown containers. It all looks the same to me.

I'd never do the purple stuff.....it may just be the pink ....gone bad...or with an additive in it!






Have you ever noticed that the pink stuff in brown containers suck much harder, another words they consume more, the pink stuff is more slow and steady in the white containers, but the brown containers really eat up that stuff quickly.

Walter
 
Its gunna be a LONG winter................................
 
quote:

Originally posted by Double D

Its gunna be a LONG winter................................




Don.... I was thinking the same thing. Only us GSB LICC'er's can take putting your boat up for the winter into...[:-censored]
 
It's better then crying about it.............

WINTER SUCKS........
 
Took our last ride for the season last week (to the ramp) a little rough,windy but fun all the same got our 20' regal on the trailer then comes the fun of driving her home and squeezing her into our driveway(1.5 inches on either side lol). Her winter cover is on and the mechanic is coming by sunday to winterize the engine this year we are going to change the deck carpeting
 
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Originally posted by Double D

you need to get a foreign built compressor......... they blow for a longer period of time and need less maintainance. I have one made in Italy....50 years ago....and still works. The only requirement is that you use a ridgid pipe





Does this mean a fifty year old man from Italy will do the trick? [^]

If I had to go through all that winterization stuff, I don't think I'd bother to have a boat!
 
Liz........It may work for you...............but not for me !!
 
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