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Raritan salt water, convert to fresh water?
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Topic author - Scurvy Dog
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Raritan salt water, convert to fresh water?
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- Scurvy Dog
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- Vessel Info: 1992 Carver 33 Aft Cabin
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Re: Raritan salt water, convert to fresh water?
I ran a line from the water tank to the area near the seawater intake for the head. I used a t to make sure I could convert back to seawater if the water tank ever ran dry. Rememeber to use a check valve to keep seawater out of the water tank and that you need to tap into the freshwater suppy BEFORE the water pump (I dont think you would want to use pressurized water).
This makes pumping out better (less rotten seawater in the tanks). It also makes cleaning the head easier.
Good Luck.
Rich
Probably Knot
1992 350 Aft Cabin
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