Hunter 2005 36ft
I’ve been reading the Fourm for the last few hrs. But I still have some questions. I own a Hunter H36 2005 with a manual toilet. I am going to be charting the boat in SW Florida. I want reliable and simple to use for someone who doesn’t know how to work a marine head. I want to remove the cheap original manual head with a SeaEra or SeaEra QC electronic flush toilet. I want my charter guest to be able to just push a button like my airplane. I was going to go with a fresh water system. However if I did, I would need to add a higher GPM pump Under the galley sink and of course run a fresh water line from the sink to the head. I will also need to wire up the toilet. However now I’m thinking of staying with the saltwater/Raw water and instead adding the Raritan Electro Scan system. It looks like I can plumb it inline under the aft cabin bed where the 1 1/2 hose already runs. I found some wires coiled up next to the fuel tank, not sure why hunter put them there, that just fits across to that compartment. I was thinking of just keeping the current holding tank and let the treated waste sit in the tank when in a Non pump zone and just pumping the treated waste out of the tank overboard when in the proper area. The questions I have are: How did hunter originally plumb and wire up their electric heads? I don’t see a breaker on the panel so I’m assuming they didn’t pre-wire up the head area with wire? There seems to be no access to the bilge area under the shower pans, am I missing something? I have one + and - set of 10 gage wire along with three(pink orange and yellow) 14 gage wires that were ran by hunter to just above the fuel tank and then coiled up. Does anyone know what they are for? I want to reduce smell of course. If I stick with fresh water, I have to inject salt, in order for the Electro Scan to work. So I’m assuming I’ll just have to stick with Raw water.
Thanks for the help!
I’ve been reading the Fourm for the last few hrs. But I still have some questions. I own a Hunter H36 2005 with a manual toilet. I am going to be charting the boat in SW Florida. I want reliable and simple to use for someone who doesn’t know how to work a marine head. I want to remove the cheap original manual head with a SeaEra or SeaEra QC electronic flush toilet. I want my charter guest to be able to just push a button like my airplane. I was going to go with a fresh water system. However if I did, I would need to add a higher GPM pump Under the galley sink and of course run a fresh water line from the sink to the head. I will also need to wire up the toilet. However now I’m thinking of staying with the saltwater/Raw water and instead adding the Raritan Electro Scan system. It looks like I can plumb it inline under the aft cabin bed where the 1 1/2 hose already runs. I found some wires coiled up next to the fuel tank, not sure why hunter put them there, that just fits across to that compartment. I was thinking of just keeping the current holding tank and let the treated waste sit in the tank when in a Non pump zone and just pumping the treated waste out of the tank overboard when in the proper area. The questions I have are: How did hunter originally plumb and wire up their electric heads? I don’t see a breaker on the panel so I’m assuming they didn’t pre-wire up the head area with wire? There seems to be no access to the bilge area under the shower pans, am I missing something? I have one + and - set of 10 gage wire along with three(pink orange and yellow) 14 gage wires that were ran by hunter to just above the fuel tank and then coiled up. Does anyone know what they are for? I want to reduce smell of course. If I stick with fresh water, I have to inject salt, in order for the Electro Scan to work. So I’m assuming I’ll just have to stick with Raw water.
Thanks for the help!
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