January 13, 2013
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THE CHORE OF HAULING WATER
TO IT'S PERFECT |
The process of filling the water tanks on It's Perfect when not on a dock is exhausting. We carry an extra 15 gallons on deck at all times. When the tank is low or empty the first thing is to empty the extra water into the tanks. Then into the dingy, take the extra tanks to shore, fill them up, return to the boat, empty the water into tanks & repeat. Now heading for the islands the pressure is on to assemble the watermaker parts. Life will be good, making our own water.
Watermaker parts soon to be assembled will make the chore of bringing water aboard a thing of the past. We are so ready for this system to be finished. Rod is working diligently & it won't be long. Picture of the finished system will be posted as soon as it is available!
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ALL THE MAJOR PARTS
WATERMAKER SHOULD PRODUCE 20 GALLONS AN HOUR
YEAH!!! |
Hi Linda We thought about you as we left Port CanaveralSaterdayfor the Bahamason Royal Caribbean . Saw. Boat like yours and wished we could have met but. Took Kathy and her daughter Steph on their first cruise. Enjoy your blOg, hope we can catch up to you one of these days. Loretto
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your cruise. A lot different from sailing. We are still heading south & hope to see you down in the islands someday!
ReplyDeleteLinda