DieselTrawlerGuy

wow. thanks for sharing!! definitely enlightening. i also found that i spend a lot less while away from the marina.

I am a blow boater on a 41' mono, but the below is still maybe useful. reviewing and adjusting for a power boat using 2gpm I estimate...

Duct tape is under rated !! A fellow in the Canadian waters out west said honey you drive I’m fishing. She hit a rock the boat laid...

I finished up the tank yesterday, put in the lid screws to secure the cover. Removed the clamshell cover from the vent hole and used a...

Dave Gibson wrote: I'd leave the clamshell cover and run the vent line to the aft end where it belongs. Very bad advice...

With the possible exception of a bell, brass has no place on boat. Bronze, chrome plated steel, PVC or marelon are good choices.

I'll second (or third?) enthusiasm for the SCAD sensor. Non-contact, nothing to foul, easy installation, plenty of accuracy, and...

If buying a custom tank I'd recommend adding a fitting to allow addition of a bubbler even if it's plugged initially. It can be from to...

If you are installing a plastic tank, preferably Ronko, and you don’t use an external sensor like Scad you will be making a mistake...

Interesting. A poop vent post and I’m learning new things that might help our similar issue.

Optimum vent location can be different depending on situation & layout factors. In my case we back into slip and spend a fair amount of...

Yeah, I'm sure. I got air through it last visit when I ID'd the vent. The vent through hulls is half inch copper pipe and the hose...

You are 100% certain that the vent fitting on the tank is clear correct? Recently dealt with this and while it looked clear on the hose...

Thanks, just ordered one up. Still going to do the Jerry rig though until it arrives as the poop tank is now vented to the engine room...

If I'm not mistaken Google will show that brass 3/4 to 5/8" barbed reducers are common & cheap. These old boats.........