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Remove 353 V-Berth Panel and Couch Cushions
Does anyone know how to remove the v-berth panel in a 2002 353? My anchor locker drain is clogged and I would like to get access to the drain hose to check what's clogging it.
Also, does anyone know how to remove the couch cushions in the cabin? Thinking about adding A/C some day and would like to know how to remove them so the plumbing and electrical can be run under the cushion. |
You don't want to access the hose from inside if you have water sitting in the anchor locker. You'll get an awful mess inside your boat.
Best to use a flexible probe, like a wire snake, from the outside drain fitting into your locker. May need to add water to the locker to help flush out the crud. Likely mud/vegetation came up with your anchor and is clogging the line. Formula made that drain line too small in my opinion. |
I want to know also how to remove the starboard side Lounge seat on my 292. Want to add AC
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There was never anything but a dry line and a spider or two in that anchor locker.
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I man pretty sure you can access that drain line by just removing the mirror section in the front. Jeff wurl |
Originally Posted by AmiableDave
(Post 4629732)
I want to know also how to remove the starboard side Lounge seat on my 292. Want to add AC
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If you dive into the area between the upright back cushion and the seat cushion there probably are a couple Phillips screws buried
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Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 4629816)
No way an AC unit will fit under there
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Originally Posted by AmiableDave
(Post 4629947)
Under where? I installed the shorter seat on the Stbd side and I'm going to have a cabinet made to house the A/C
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Originally Posted by Griff
(Post 4629963)
I guess that will work. You implied under the seat
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