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Tank and winter boat work

Papito

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I recently picked up a 1992 Sea Ray 370 with twin D-Tronic MerCruiser diesels and found an unused tank under the helm, it might've been a holding tank, though the head flushes out the stern, I am also seeing water near the midship heater...well I am tackling things slowly
 
I recently picked up a 1992 Sea Ray 370 with twin D-Tronic MerCruiser diesels and found an unused tank under the helm, it might've been a holding tank, though the head flushes out the stern, I am also seeing water near the midship heater...well I am tackling things slowly
This calls for a few weekends off just to focus on the project. The water issue could be condensation or a small leak, so try to investigate it... Slow and steadily, like what you're doing already. :)
 
Yeah keep investigating, the unused tank could be a holding tank or part of the waste system and the water near the heater might mean a leak or corrosion issue
 
This calls for a few weekends off just to focus on the project. The water issue could be condensation or a small leak, so try to investigate it... Slow and steadily, like what you're doing already. :)
This boat's already teaching me patience! Lol
I'll dig into the water issue this weekend and see if it's a leak or just condensation, it feels good to finally start sorting things out.
 
These boats always have a few mysteries to unravel, but that's half the fun, so it sounds like you're going in with the right mindset. Keep at it
 
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