O'Day 222,is almost finished. The biggest brain twister of this project is trying to figure out how to connect the 2" RV strainer basket to the 5/8" hose for the drain, but Home Depot had all the plastic and Nylon fittings to accomplish the task. I reused the original "L" shaped hose fitting, which is 3/4" and threaded on one end. The drain tail piece and reducer is pictured in the Jpeg. I cut it down as short as I could so that it doesn't take up much room in the cabinet. My boat stove will set to the right of the sink on the stainless steel steam table pan. I plan on using a non-skid mat under the stove so that it doesn't slide. My pots and pans will stow in the newly created space under the stove. I moved the pump faucet over to the left to keep it away from the stove. I won't have to worry about burning my arm on the stove-top oven while I'm washing my dishes. I'm pretty satisfied with the way that this project came out, and I think that it's going to be a lot easier to keep clean than what was originally there. I plan on stealing some of Dave's ideas for installing shelves near the galley cabinet. This was a fun project, and it also provided me with a lot of exercise, going to and from my woodworking shop in the cellar to my boat. Joe
