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Old 09-01-2018, 16:27   #31
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Re: Marine Hose to PVC for Head - Holding Tank

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Originally Posted by Kalinowski View Post
It quickly became apparent that our yacht must have been built around the whole waste system, so hard pipe was not an option.
I've done 3 boats with ABS, long straight runs with no low spots, Corners and U's much tighter than possible with hose, a large variety of fittings, radii, elbows junctions, couplings ... cut and glue ! . Much faster than trying to force bend hose through tight difficult access areas. dirt cheap and never permeates.
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