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I leave my water shore connection connected. I do have a "sprinkler timer"
on my dock box. it really runs on flow, not time. 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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