🚀 go-pugleaf

   Yes, trying to "weasel out". Doing the Urban Thing of doing what I do
well, getting paid for it, then paying someone else to do what I don't do
well.

   Fittings are already correct and don't need replacing. Hose is $13/ft
"no odour" sewage line. Macerator installed (with float-switch interlock
and run-dry backup and pushbutton override), Acugage Tank sensor ready to
be installed. All fittings on the top of the tank, dual 3/4" vent hoses
for flo-thru ventilation... (Don't need a Y-valve because there are
virtually no pumpout stations here on the West coast of Canada.)

   But these damn hoses are winning, dammit! (and the two-week trip up the
coast is 1 1/2 weeks away...) You say "rip out the old hose..." OK...you
first! ;)

Lloyd

On Thu, 21 Aug 2003 02:37:33 +0000, Capt. Mooron wrote:

> Ha Ha Ha.... Good Lord Lloyd....  trying to weasel out of the dirty work???
> Do it right, do it yourself...  rip out all the old hose and replace the
> thru hull and backing plate. Install it correctly with proper fittings.
> Bullet proof the system. Forget working with trying to tie in cruddy scent
> impregnated, problematic line. Do it once and do it right. Throw in a
> macerator and install a proper lockable "Y" valve. I mean really, if you're
> going to stake bragging rights to a new holding tank...  ;-)
> 
> 
> CM
> 
> 
> "Lloyd Sumpter" <lsumpter@dccnet.com> wrote in message
> news:vk8das73sod437@corp.supernews.com...
> | Hi,
> |    Can someone recommend someone who would finish plumbing my holding
> | tank? I can't get the *&%$#@$%# hoses on the fittings! And, I need to get
> | the old hose off the thru-hull, and replace it. Oh, and there's s
> | probably-very-evil clog somewhere in that hose that has to be dealt
> | with...
> |
> |    Is there anybody in Vancouver that does this sort of thing?
> |
> | Lloyd Sumpter
> | "Far Cove" Catalina 36 - c/w shiny new holding tank!
> |