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Mule
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Posted: June 29 2010 at 14:00 | IP Logged Quote Mule
Hello - I recently purchased a 1989 Thompson Daytona 225.  However the person I purchased the boat from was not the original owner and did not have any manuals about the boat.  I have been able to start getting the electronics to work, but I cannot get the water to flow to the head or the sink. (the previous owner never used the water either)  Does anyone know where I should look for a valve switch?  

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Posted: June 29 2010 at 21:28 | IP Logged Quote waterlogged

hey mule- it's gonna be a manual valve in the bilge area. (for the head)

the sink is fresh pottable water from a tank that you'll probably find forward somewhere.you will need to get the pump running for that. and find the "fresh water" switch at the switch panel.

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1990 Thompson St.Tropez 310
454 Mags/Bravo1's (replants!)
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Posted: June 29 2010 at 21:29 | IP Logged Quote waterlogged
oh... and by the way.... there's never any manuals! we'll get you straightened out though!

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