[alberg30] Ice Box Drain Hose

[Rick Leach]

From: Rick Leach <RLeach at mbayaq.org>

One solution, though not without it's own difficulties, would be to make a
small sump tank with a float switch and pump, just like the "shower sumps"
that are on the market.  The discharge could be tied into the cockpit locker
hatch drain line which just spills into the cockpit near the drain, thereby
avoiding any new throughhulls or tie-ins with potential boat-sinking
fittings.  Sounds like a lot of effort to me, my bilge is never terribly dry
anyway, but if a skinned cat is what you want, that's one way to do it, but
I've been told that there is more than one way.

Rick Leach
Sugar Magnolia, #121

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> From: 	Bill Newman[SMTP:bnewman at netcom.ca]
> Reply To: 	alberg30 at onelist.com
> Sent: 	Monday, June 14, 1999 7:57 AM
> To: 	Alberg 30 List
> Subject: 	[alberg30] Ice Box Drain Hose
> 
> From: Bill Newman <bnewman at netcom.ca>
> 
> Re: A drain hose into the bilge.
> 
> Does anyone have any good ideas of draining the ice water somewhere
> other than the bilge?
> 
> Bill Newman
> Marion Rose III #233
> 
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