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Christofur

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  1. Thank you all for your responses. Most helpful! The tank is a solid plastic one and it does appear to be custom made for the boat as it is shaped to fit in the bow under the front deck. That is a nice idea for outlets either side to counter any list but I guess if your that low on water you just need to fill up! All there are quite close and in one corner so it's not for that. I was thinking of using one of the outlets for a sight gauge actually. I like the logic of having the fittings all through the top. That makes a lot sense. But I'll stick with what I've got and plug off the two I'm not using. Regarding the breather, is it possible that the filler pipe had a T junction and one branch functioned as the breather? I guess I'll have to add one and there is a small skin fitting very close to the tank which would work to attach to.
  2. Hello, I am about to start fitting the plumbing on a boat I am renovating. There is an existing plastic water tank that I am going to use that has 4 inlets. 3 threaded at the bottom which I have attached lever valves to and 1 larger hole at the top which I assume is for filling the tank. Would this be correct? I am wondering why there are 3 take-offs? I had assumed to need only one leading to my pump and feeding the rest of the system. Is there a good use for the other two? Also there is no breather. Is this necessary and something I should think about adding? Thanks
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