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Jurek
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Initially Posted - 04/17/2005 :  19:34:59  Show Profile
What size of hose (inside diamiter ) from cooler drain to check valve do you have? C.25 1985
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dlucier
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Response Posted - 04/17/2005 :  21:47:01  Show Profile
According to the C25 Parts manual on this website, it is a 3/4"(I.D.) x 9" clear vinyl hose.

[url="http://www.catalina25-250.org/manbro/pictures/pc37.gif"]Item 13 on this Illustration[/url]
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sodonnell
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Response Posted - 04/19/2005 :  20:40:01  Show Profile
Related question:
My drain hose from the cooler doesn't connect to anything.
It just dumps out to the bottom of the boat behind the sink.

Where is it suppose to drain to?
I see the sink has a proper drain connector to a pipe with a valve on it. Is there suppose to be a Y connector there?
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thaind
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Response Posted - 04/19/2005 :  22:18:19  Show Profile
Both the galley sink and the icebox drains dumped into the bilge of my 79. There was clearly never a to/through hull there. I have run them forward to the head intake through a ball-valve and will see how this works.
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Brooke Willson
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Response Posted - 04/21/2005 :  13:13:54  Show Profile
There should be a through-hull under the stove, into which both the galley sink and cooler drain. Re: the cooler, many of us find it so inadequate as a cooler that we have plugged the drain and use it for storage instead. A carry-on cooler is bigger, more convenient, and far more efficient than the uninsulated built-in.

Brooke
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Frank Hopper
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Response Posted - 04/21/2005 :  14:38:35  Show Profile  Visit Frank Hopper's Homepage
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by thaind</i>
<br />Both the galley sink and the icebox drains dumped into the bilge of my 79. There was clearly never a to/through hull there. I have run them forward to the head intake through a ball-valve and will see how this works.
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If you have a vanity sink I would stop using the galley sink. That is assuming of course that your vanity sink is plumbed through the hull!
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