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Forum: Plumbing Systems and Fixtures 24-02-2019, 22:15 |
Replies: 21
Views: 7,734
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kmacdonald
Re: Head vented loop question
I don't know if anyone has mentioned it but if you can't get the vented loop 6 to 8" above the heeled waterline it is best to vent the vented loop overboard instead of using a valve on top of the... |
Forum: Plumbing Systems and Fixtures 24-02-2019, 21:58 |
Replies: 21
Views: 7,734
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kmacdonald
Re: Head vented loop question
The siphon loop needs to be 6 to 8" above the heeled waterline. Running the vent hose higher is not the same. The best place for the vented loop is somewhere near the center line of the boat. If... |
Forum: Plumbing Systems and Fixtures 24-02-2019, 18:45 |
Replies: 21
Views: 7,734
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kmacdonald
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Forum: Plumbing Systems and Fixtures 23-02-2019, 20:21 |
Replies: 21
Views: 7,734
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kmacdonald
Re: Head vented loop question
In a lot of boats, plumbing the head correctly means exposed hose. For me, I chose not to plumb by the standard suggestions and guidelines but have operating procedures to minimize risk. In any... |
Forum: Plumbing Systems and Fixtures 23-02-2019, 19:00 |
Replies: 21
Views: 7,734
Posted By
kmacdonald
Re: Head vented loop question
A lot of boats don't have a siphon break anywhere on the raw water intake. It may not be necessary if the top of the bowl is above the waterline. The siphon break could have been added before the... |
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