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Old 16-04-2022, 08:54   #1
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Re: Raw water to galley sink
Maybe Georgian Bay water and certainly the springs on all the islands yup. Anywhere else I’ve been no chance. Salt water no way.
I know it’s popular and my boat had a foot pump option which I’m happy it doesn’t have. You can add fresh water pump for toilets also.
I’d add another water tank or replace it with a larger one before I’d add another bronze slug of a throughhull sucking up cabinet space. The extra tank is cheaper.
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