New house boat owner needs information
by Dustin sweat
(Pawleys Island )
I just recently purchased a 1990 47 ft harbor Master. It had been sitting for about 10 years in a slip at someone's house. It was completely winterized when parked, all fluids drains etc did a pretty good job. Now I am trying to bring it back to life and me and my wife are planning on living on it. My main issue is with the plumbing. I'm not sure how these automatic toilets work. And also at the input where you hook up water from Shore. It says water pressure regulator and when I hook my hose up to it it squirts water out the two little holes. Why is this?
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