'94 3200scr ready for PNW 2023!

[geoffm70]

Spent the past couple months giving her what a local detailer calls "lipstick service" (even replaced the fresh water switch light!). Managed to repair the galley seat piping with the seats in place.

[geoffm70]

Did the engine bay as best I could. Oh and got a new shower drain!

[mmwjr]

Looks good, enjoy the upcoming season.

[speedysprocket]

It’s a great boat; enjoy!
Got a little confused with the engine compartment, though. My generator is where your holding tank is, and my holding tank is where you have all that free space!
How’s it do with the 5.7s? I have 7.4s in mine.

[sph801]

Boat looks great!


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[geoffm70]

@ 1700rpm she does 7knts very comfortably, @3600 rpm 26knts, full throttle is around 4500rpm and with no water, little fuel and just me, she hit 40knts! Fuel consumption is harsh over 3600rpm! Had some temp creep on the newer port engine, hooked direct seacock to the water pump and that fixed it.

[geoffm70]

BTW, by 'lipstick service' he wasn't referring to her as a pig!

[Mongoose]

I just pulled my shower drain and sump pump out. Yikes! Can you tell me where you found that drain and how you installed it? For the connection to the sump, did you just use 3/4" vinyl tubing? Thanks in advance, Geoff!
'Goose

[geoffm70]

'Goose / Geoff,

got the drain in Canada from the guys below, after exchange , maybe us$ 35

T10-0968 4.5In Shower Strainer 5 % $45.51 1 $45.51

RV Part Shop
RR2
Midland, Ontario L4R 4K4
Canada
(877) 607-4446

and yes, used the stock 3/4" pipe that was already there.

you're bringing back bad memories, i had a hell of a time with that shower sump. in the end there was an airlock or air bubble preventing the pump from starting.

[geoffm70]

Originally Posted by Mongoose

I just pulled my shower drain and sump pump out. Yikes! Can you tell me where you found that drain and how you installed it? For the connection to the sump, did you just use 3/4" vinyl tubing? Thanks in advance, Geoff!
'Goose

there's a nut on the underside of the deck and it should just unscrew.

[Mongoose]

Originally Posted by geoffm70

there's a nut on the underside of the deck and it should just unscrew.

I got the drain out without much problem. It was basically falling out by itself. My issue is the plywood that is under the pan goes right up to the drain cutout. It might prevent the bottom portion of the new drain from seating under the pan.

I ordered a new drain assembly (similar to the one you found) and a new sump box. Now I just need the fittings to make the angle and connect the drain hose.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XXMZQRT...roduct_details
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0017QPTZM...roduct_details

'Goose