Pirate Lady
Well-Known Member
Plug and play on mine. Replaced all mine. Easy peasy. Except when its behind the bowl and its all by feel. Got mine thru Camping World. 1/2 the price of any boat website.
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wait, you use the onboard water tank for drinking? I'm new to boating world but my boating friends say not to do that because it could have some "bugs" that will make you sick. We bring bottled water on board.After trying to fill a water bottle in the cockpit sink this weekend and realizing I can't, it's too low, I'd like to replace that faucet with something taller. I am not looking for a major project thought no cutting, no sawing, drilling, etc. Is there a plug and play replacement?
This one:
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I agree the factory faucet isn't ideal. thanks for the reply.It's rare that I drink the water from the holding tank. In this case I was filling the bottle up to use for something else. It's even difficult to wash my hands with this particular faucet because of the low height.
wait, you use the onboard water tank for drinking? I'm new to boating world but my boating friends say not to do that because it could have some "bugs" that will make you sick. We bring bottled water on board.
We wont drink it in summer. Like now, the water in our tank been in there since April.wait, you use the onboard water tank for drinking? I'm new to boating world but my boating friends say not to do that because it could have some "bugs" that will make you sick. We bring bottled water on board.
Good idea, not sure why I didn't think about that.I did try getting a wrench to stay there but it kept falling as soon as I let go of it or the slightest movement of turning the nut.Maybe some vice grips that will stabilize against the floor/wall? Then a one handed wrench job?