I'm embarking on a little project to add a digital water meter to my Larson 310 so that I can accurately monitor how much fresh water I have used.
I was on the boat at the week-end with the intention of removing a small sample of the existing fresh water plumbing so that I could get all of the right sized fittings, but all of the connections seem to be permanently bonded, and I don't want to destroy any pipes in case the new products don't turn up.
I assume that the plumbing coming out of the fresh water pump should be half inch, or 13 mill, but the pipes appear the my untrained eye to maybe be a little smaller, perhaps 10 mill. The pipes are a clearish (white), high density poly, with permanent collars around all of the fittings.
Is there a standard for modern boat pipes ? The boat is a 2006 model.
Wayne
2006 Larson 310 Cabrio.
I was on the boat at the week-end with the intention of removing a small sample of the existing fresh water plumbing so that I could get all of the right sized fittings, but all of the connections seem to be permanently bonded, and I don't want to destroy any pipes in case the new products don't turn up.
I assume that the plumbing coming out of the fresh water pump should be half inch, or 13 mill, but the pipes appear the my untrained eye to maybe be a little smaller, perhaps 10 mill. The pipes are a clearish (white), high density poly, with permanent collars around all of the fittings.
Is there a standard for modern boat pipes ? The boat is a 2006 model.
Wayne
2006 Larson 310 Cabrio.