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March 08, 2009
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Depending on the type and configuration of the boat, that might be an excellent change. However, on my boat the tank is far forward on a beamy boat. Even in a knockdown, this area of the boe is still out of the water. It would, however, prevent any discharge of sewage from the tank and so would be a worthwhile change...
Thanks for the suggestion.
Capt'n Pauley
Posted by: Capt'n Pauley | March 10, 2009 at 11:57 PM
Is there a reason you don't criss-cross the vents to avoid spilling from your tank or shipping water when heeled over?
Posted by: TJH | March 10, 2009 at 09:36 PM