On May 22, 2025, at 11:52?AM, David Lochner via groups.io <davelochner@...> wrote:

I had the same questions about tank size, so I bought a??like this one from Amazon. The V-Berth tank was 45 gallons, the starboard settee tank was 35 gallons and the hot water heater was 6 gallons for a total of 86 gallons. The meter not only answered my question, it now makes it easier to fill the tank, no more overfilling and with the flow meter we can better estimate the time it takes to fill the tank. There is a short piece of ?” hose attached to the shut off valve that fits in to the in the deck fill.

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Dave

Second Star

S362 #113

Fair Haven, NY/Lake Ontario

On May 22, 2025, at 2:25?PM, Capt. A Ground via groups.io <eddymayhem@...> wrote:

Hi,

Off the top of my head, I think my 362 carries about 78 gallons of water.? 29 gal. in the port tank, under settee.? 49 gal.? under the fwd berth.? Mine is a 1998.? ?My owners manual did not list capacities.

Yes, I have a j-hook on the mast.

Cheers,

Ted Mendham

Blue Pearl II

Quahog Bay, ME

On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 9:58?AM Doug Snell via??<douglasbriansnell=[email protected]> wrote:

Hello all,

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I looked for these answers, but was unable to find them in the archives.??

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1) what are the volumes of the two water tanks in a S362?

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2) does everyone use a j-hook on their mast?? My rigger just called to tell me mine is missing, yet I do not believe I ever had one from the time of purchase in 2021.? Any thoughts on sailing with and without a j-hook?? Any photos would be appriciated.

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Best Regards,

Doug Snell

S362 #137 "OZ"

South Portland Maine