CNYBoater
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Hoping for thoughts on this one.
Our first large (to us) boat. I believe it's labeled as an express cruiser. Forward and aft cabins, fridge, sink, toilet, etc.. Bought used in 2023 and had bottom painted this year. In water/slip for the season, but just took out because of some leaking trim tab hoses. Got those clamped and good to go.
But while out, I did a walk-around and did not see a single water inlet below the water line (ie seacock). But with the marine head, I would assume it requires one, correct? It's not a compost unit and there is a freshwater storage tank in the bilge.
The stern drive has water inlet holes, so no seacock required for that. And no A/C, so no seacock for that either.
But the head ... ?
Our first large (to us) boat. I believe it's labeled as an express cruiser. Forward and aft cabins, fridge, sink, toilet, etc.. Bought used in 2023 and had bottom painted this year. In water/slip for the season, but just took out because of some leaking trim tab hoses. Got those clamped and good to go.
But while out, I did a walk-around and did not see a single water inlet below the water line (ie seacock). But with the marine head, I would assume it requires one, correct? It's not a compost unit and there is a freshwater storage tank in the bilge.
The stern drive has water inlet holes, so no seacock required for that. And no A/C, so no seacock for that either.
But the head ... ?
