RT Firefly
Enigma
Greetings,
Mr. ps. Oooohhhhh....nasty...
Mr. ps. Oooohhhhh....nasty...
What I'm finding now a bit depressing RTF, is having owned the boat and been working on it solidly for most of the 13 years since purchase, I am starting to find things I had already done, repaired, or in some cases even installed new, need doing again already…Rather like the painting of the Golden Gate bridge…But never you mind about that Frg…not yet anyway, you haven't even painted the bridge once over yet - enjoy…
"What I'm finding now a bit depressing RTF, is having owned the boat and been working on it solidly for most of the 13 years since purchase, I am starting to find things I had already done, repaired, or in some cases even installed new, need doing again"
Sometimes looking at what commercial boats do/use/operate is the simple solution.
Shower, galley sink, bathroom sink, drain to the one box, which gets "plated' with a blackish grime on the pump and box (wood lined with f/g). I don`t want the bilge like that, plus it`s murky again from the flushing solution and follow up flushes for the port FWC system. As I have the collection system, and prefer the bilge clean, I would not intentionally perpetuate it.Think of it as every now and then adding bilge cleaner.Ah…are you saying there Bruce, that the period you allowed the shower water to run into the bilge, while you sorted out the sump, helped clean out old diesel spill fouling..? If so, why would you not have been happy to continue that process...
Shower, galley sink, bathroom sink, drain to the one box, which gets "plated' with a blackish grime on the pump and box (wood lined with f/g). I don`t want the bilge like that, plus it`s murky again from the flushing solution and follow up flushes for the port FWC system. As I have the collection system, and prefer the bilge clean, I would not intentionally perpetuate it.Think of it as every now and then adding bilge cleaner.