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I leave my water shore connection connected. I do have a "sprinkler timer"
on my dock box. You set it to turn the water off after one hour of running.
My "one hour" lasts me about 2 weeks, then I just reset it back to one
hour.
If a hose were to break, I would get just one hour of water in my boat,
not enough to cause any problems.
bill
In a message dated 10/2/03 11:26:52 AM, writes:
> Dont do it. Folks that I respect that have years of boating experience
> say it's a bad idea. If something breaks, and it will eventually,
> you'll sink her. Just buy a good quality hose and fill your water tank
> up once in a while. Practice water conservation even at the dock.
> It'll get you ready to cruise.
>
> Jim.
>
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the great suggestions, recommnedations (and avoidance advice)
> so far....
> >
> > 1) Any hints on how I can find the/any manual(s) for my 1973 Gulfstar 41'
> ketch? I've tried google and ebay with n oluck....
> >
> > 2) tips (plus or minus) on connecting shore water to internal water-
> where, non-return valves, pressure regulator....
> >
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