Hi,
This is my first boat and it was bought as a project. I haven't been able to get any schematics for it yet. It is a 21' Cruiser with aft cabin. There is a drainage inlet on the step going into the cabin, just outside of the door. It, in turn drains inside the cabin under the floor. There doesn't appear to be any drainage for water to run to the stern. Instead, there is a bilge pump. As I said, the boat is a project and there are no batteries hooked up. I'm in the process of replacing the engine, (locked up). The boat is old, I don't know how many owners or what changes have been made, if any. It just seems silly to have that inlet lead to the cabin rather than to the stern where the main pump would discharge it. All of the engine/electrics have been disconnected so I don't know where the cabin pump discharges to.
Is the setup correct or do I have some sort of Rube Goldberg on my hands? An inquiring mind would love to know. Thanks for any input.
Jerome Jefferson
This is my first boat and it was bought as a project. I haven't been able to get any schematics for it yet. It is a 21' Cruiser with aft cabin. There is a drainage inlet on the step going into the cabin, just outside of the door. It, in turn drains inside the cabin under the floor. There doesn't appear to be any drainage for water to run to the stern. Instead, there is a bilge pump. As I said, the boat is a project and there are no batteries hooked up. I'm in the process of replacing the engine, (locked up). The boat is old, I don't know how many owners or what changes have been made, if any. It just seems silly to have that inlet lead to the cabin rather than to the stern where the main pump would discharge it. All of the engine/electrics have been disconnected so I don't know where the cabin pump discharges to.
Is the setup correct or do I have some sort of Rube Goldberg on my hands? An inquiring mind would love to know. Thanks for any input.
Jerome Jefferson