Sea bogs

[Peppermint]

I have a new sea toilet. It's the same as the old one, a Jabsco Brydon.

The old one split the pump casing and I, attempting a repair, striped the thread in the base.

My choice was simple. Buy the parts and try to get someone to fit them as I had run out of time. Or, leave it looless until I found the time.

But wait! I'm saved. A new loo is only a £100 quids. Hang on, the parts were going to be about £70. The labour was going to be another £70 or two hours of my time if I waited. Oh well. I didn't do economics but it appears to me that undoing a couple of hose clips, and four screws. Putting the new bog in place and doing them up again, total time 10mins, is the best option.

So thats the end of my loo servicing days, lifes to short.

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[Talbot]

Does your old loo have the larger bowl and seat, cause if so, would be interested in acquiring it to see if I can retrofit to a small bowl loo.

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[Peppermint]

No it was a little one. It's in the marina skip. I thought about salvaging usable parts but then I had a word with myself.

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[sailorman]

which skip????.

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[Peppermint]

Shamrock Quay near the down tide entrance to the pontoon. It's near the back(riverside) downstream corner.

Hows that. Coordinates for skip interiors.

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