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New owner of a 1985 Sabre 36 here. Any advice on acquiring and using a canvas cover for the winter? Anyone have suggestions on where to get one? Thanks in advance! Daniel Stevenson Highland Wave

Yes it went in but on a slight angle with all the fixtures? facing the head. This made the connections all accessible from either the stairs or the head access panel.? I put a piano hinge on the

Whoa…. I don’t think anyone had this on their bingo card. Great input, Scott. This is what the group is all about. Thanks for sharing! Jordan S402-047 formerly S36-087 Lake Michigan

Still haven't figured out where my small fresh water leak is coming from (I am assuming it's a loose clamp), but I did find out where the shower and head drains go. With all of your comments, you were

Thanks Roger. Aquila is a local boat (Padanaram) and will be there if the dates work out.

Pointing forward towards shower in 362. Located in lazarette I did not do install so cannot tell on the hoses

Thanks David and Mike, I am not at the boat now to measure the space. How are your Isotemp heaters mounted - sideways, i.e. with the pipes pointing toward the shower, or with the pipes pointing

We are actually 8 gallon

My 362 had same Isotemp setup when I purchased 10 years ago.? Woks great, all the HW we need.

I will probably check in on the OTHER Sapphire next week. It might have to wait until after commissioning, so I can pour some water into the drain.

I replaced the Raritan with a 5 gallon Isotemp with the mixer.? Has worked well, 5 gallons seems to be enough hot water.? It is plumbed with the engine cooling system and has a 110 heater.?

Arcadia's original Raritan 12 Gal. hot water heater has rusted out and is leaking, so it is time for a replacement.? We currently do not have a mixing valve, so I am planning to add that as well as a

as Glen remarks, the head side DOES go to the bilge. the shower side needs the shower pump. at least that is how Sapphire is plumbed. Fair winds, Mike ~~ _/) ~~ svSapphire 2001 Sabre 402 Atlantic

Thanks everyone for the indepth discussion.? I submitted my forms...did the simplified tonnage calculation and I had stated that this vessel was previously registered in the States...it's never been

Oh I haven't seen this drawing...the scale drawing is very handy.

Thank you, Jordan ( and Glen!). ?I bought an endoscope and plan on checking things our tomorrow.

If you search the archives there? are many posts about this. Here are some pic's of the refurb I did on my 34. The vinyl channel is available at Amazon. -- Phil Horn S34 #67 Huntington, LI, NY

Glen Chaplin, the Oracle as I fondly refer to him, is, among many things, the keeper of Sabre records. He’s in customer service at Sabre and was there during the sailboat production years, and in

Good idea. Thanks.

I am still trying to find my way around the group chats.? Please pardon the novice communique. I did want to thank whoever said briefly, "try acetone on the rubber cowl vents".? Worked like a champ