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Glad that you got it figured out. Mine arrived on Thursday, and it was only an hour to install on Friday. I just teed off of an existing line. The house pump (3.4 gpm) puts out more than adequate pressure and flow. No leaks anywhere! I don't know why they put those extra fittings and...

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Thanks Tom and Peter. I just ordered the Jabsco from Amazon. I plan to install a valve like Tom did, and hope that Peter's problem is easily fixable.

Tom & Joyce, that's kind of the profile I was looking for, but how is it valved? I'm guessing in the head, or does an insert open it

I like it, and was considering the same thing, but was concerned that it would stick out too far and get in the way. It sounds like you're happy with it, and this looks like an easy accommodation. Like you, I wanted it to flush the engine while on the hook, and for a short shower. Thanks

I do know that check valves are unreliable, but with a 3-way valve, either source is isolated from the other. That being said, and as you suggested Bob, my first thought was a separate system. I was just trying to be cheap

I'm thinking about putting a 3-way valve (with a check valve) on the suction side of my existing wash down pump, and be able to draw fresh or raw as desired. It seems too easy, what am I missing? I know it will draw a lot of fresh, but I won't use it that much

We left our trailer at City Dock for two weeks in January by buying an annual pass ($150 or so), and checking in with the police to let them know. May not work for as long as you want to use it, but it's worth a call to Naples City Hall

I can't figure out for to attach photos, but if you open my photos, the one on the bottom shows the mount that was fabricated for our Honda 2000

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I see that they opened up the port side bulkhead and shifted the opening to starboard. I like it a lot. It looks like it will be way easier to enter and exit. Is that now standard or did you have it made that way? Either way, it's a great idea

Foggy, I think your Grandpa and I could have beeen real good friends, and your Grandma knows what she's talking about

I'm not the technical guy here, but I think you're over-analyzing this. In the overall scheme, is moving 50lbs forward worth the time and effort? I stand by, ready to be corrected

Jay, lol, glad you see our dilemma. We've taken to saying: Our vessel's name is Here & Now and we're x-minutes away from you. We obviously needed a work-around

I have to second Jay's thoughts on communicating your vessel's name. We named our boat "Here & Now". Every time we radio ahead for a slip, they say: you're here now??

This was a long-ish thread, but if you've followed it, it started with my AP going off course. I received the best customer service I've ever received from Raymarine in Nashua NH. I sent my stuff back to them last Wednesday, and one week later I was Fedexed back updated components and an...

Ken, Gene (Mobile East) put a rooftop a/c on mine, along with a platform on the stern for the Honda 2000 to run it. Nice having a/c when you're on the hook Ferg

Ken, I sent you a PM