Camano Troll thru hulls
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OldDan1943
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- Kinja
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- American Tug 34 #116 2008
Welcome to the wonderful world of boating. Time to grab a flashlight and start tracing hoses in the bilges. Check in and out for each system. Some systems only out such as sanitary pumping overboard and bilge over boards.
Once you do this, you will become King of the Bilge. God help you if you have a big boat. Forgive my failing memory, I think my Nordhaven46 had had about had about 12+ valves supply for the various systems. My AT34 has 4 hull valves, all in ER.
Once you do this, you will become King of the Bilge. God help you if you have a big boat. Forgive my failing memory, I think my Nordhaven46 had had about had about 12+ valves supply for the various systems. My AT34 has 4 hull valves, all in ER.
tiltrider1
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- Ocean Alexander 54
Boats leave the factory with only a few thru-hulls installed. Then more get added as systems are added to the boat. Generator gets one, AIr Conditioner gets one, water maker gets one, wash down system gets, depth sounder gets one and so on. Of course these add ons are always different and and the thru-hull is always in a different location.
When my boat was being surveyed I mapped out all the penetrations, took me quite some time to identify all the thru-hulls. Many had been decommissioned such as direct discharges for the toilets.
When my boat was being surveyed I mapped out all the penetrations, took me quite some time to identify all the thru-hulls. Many had been decommissioned such as direct discharges for the toilets.
