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From: Gary Russell via CnC-List
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2018 10:59 AM
To: C List
Cc: Gary Russell
Subject: Re: Stus-List 37/40+ holding tank
Hi Daryl,
The only way that tank is coming out is with a Sawzall. I removed mine by
cutting it up in small pieces. I then found a tank (online
Hi Daryl,
The only way that tank is coming out is with a Sawzall. I removed
mine by cutting it up in small pieces. I then found a tank (online) that I
stuffed in from under the sink. In order to get a similar capacity (14
gallons), it had to stick out into the cabinet area under the sink,
I did exactly that on a Krogen with a stainless holding tank. We found
out two things:
1. The sewage REALLY stinks because absent vents and air circulation,
the anaerobic bacteria do all the digesting.
2. #1 was discovered when someone had the floor hatch out and stepped on
the bladder,
Maybe I'm not visualizing it correctly but if you can get the top of the
tank exposed, why not just cut the top out, clean up all sharp edges and
drop a flexible bladder into the tank?
Dennis C.
On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 9:35 AM Josh Muckley via CnC-List <
cnc-list@cnc-list.com> wrote:
> Len
Len Mitchell replaced the tank on his boat. He'll probably answer up but if
he doesn't his email is here. len.mitch...@bell.blackberry.net
As I recall he got everything apart but the final movement of the tank was
precluded by the cabinets. He had to make vertical cuts between the
cabinets.
Daryl,
It can come out — It’s not easy by any means, and I haven’t done it, but there
is a way.
The sink itself and the grey trim that runs along the shower and around the
head is one piece, held in by screws. If you remove the screws, it will all
come out (be careful), giving you full
Hi guys, I'm trying to work towards getting the boat ready for a trip south
starting summer 2020 and one of the big things on my mind is the original
aluminum holding tank, which I'm told will eventually start leaking and get
a new plastic one in there, problem is getting it out, short story:
