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1997 Carver 405 Raw Water Heads
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Wayne162
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Re: 1997 Carver 405 Raw Water Heads
I may eventually do that. And no I do not have to winterize in S.C.
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Wayne162
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- Vessel Info: 1997 Carver 405
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Re: 1997 Carver 405 Raw Water Heads
I just successfully converted my second raw water head to fresh water as described earlier in this thread. I have attached a photo of my layout. Its amazing that in two days, the saltwater sulfur odor has diminished significantly even before the boat was scheduled for a pump-out tomorrow.
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