Not without pulling the tank. In mine the hose connected to the barb
then runs under the bottom of the chart table cupboard, up through a
hole in the floor of the cupboard (at the back outside of the cupboard),
to the filter fastened to the wall of the cupboard.
To get at it you have to take the top off the berth (unscrews, just a
few minutes), and you can probably slide the tank forward enough to see
the fitting. You might be able to get at it.
I'd use a shopvac to get all the water out (through an inspection port),
and pull the tank.
Graham Collins
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Joel Aronson wrote:
Graham,
Any way to access it?
Joel
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On Nov 25, 2012, at 6:52 PM, Graham Collins<cnclistforw...@hotmail.com> wrote:
Outlet is at the aft, inside corner. Pointed aft.
Graham Collins
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C&C 35-III #11
Joel Aronson wrote:
For the last year I ignored the fact that I could only pump out about half the
water in the fresh water tank. Now that I want to winterize the boat, it is an
issue.
I removed the bunk, and found the inlet and vent at the front of the tank, but
can not find where the outlet hose attaches. If you know, please educate me,
as that is my prime suspect!
--
Joel
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