Can someone direct me to someone who has info on installing a permanent toilet in my H26. Thanks Charley
Toilet installation
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you may want to start with the West Marine catalog. They have a couple basic configurations.
You may also want to get a copy of the Peggie Halls Head Mistress's book.
You may also want to get a copy of the Peggie Halls Head Mistress's book.
charley;
Look at Peggy Hall's notes/book first as Steve pointed out. Thank you as always Steve. Then look under the Hunter 260/270 owners manual pages 57 and 58 for additional information. This will be a good source to look at.
If you are going to install a head, you will need to cut holes in the hull but let me warn you, never in the water ballast section of the hull. If you are nearby a Hunter 260 with a marine head on, look at that install and follow it to the tee. The hull for the 26 and 260 are the same with the same cabin configuration for the head and rear berth area. The 20 gallon holding tank is usually located behind the rear berth port side. You will need to build a flat surface supported well enough for the holding tank. Once you have studied this and think you know what you are doing, get the cost of parts first and then ask yourself if you want to put this in as it is not easy. Some would be concerned but it has been done in the past and I was the first to do so and not once but a few times. Do not be afraid to ask questions. After all that, I will be glad to talk with you on installation.
Look at Peggy Hall's notes/book first as Steve pointed out. Thank you as always Steve. Then look under the Hunter 260/270 owners manual pages 57 and 58 for additional information. This will be a good source to look at.
If you are going to install a head, you will need to cut holes in the hull but let me warn you, never in the water ballast section of the hull. If you are nearby a Hunter 260 with a marine head on, look at that install and follow it to the tee. The hull for the 26 and 260 are the same with the same cabin configuration for the head and rear berth area. The 20 gallon holding tank is usually located behind the rear berth port side. You will need to build a flat surface supported well enough for the holding tank. Once you have studied this and think you know what you are doing, get the cost of parts first and then ask yourself if you want to put this in as it is not easy. Some would be concerned but it has been done in the past and I was the first to do so and not once but a few times. Do not be afraid to ask questions. After all that, I will be glad to talk with you on installation.
If of any interest, I went with an intermediate solution in our H 270: a 5-gallon MSD-type porta potty permanently mounted with a pump-out outlet.
http://hunter.sailboatowners.com/in...id=267&cat_id=70&aid=8199&page=article&mn=270
http://hunter.sailboatowners.com/in...id=267&cat_id=70&aid=8199&page=article&mn=270
charley;
Look at Peggy Hall's notes/book first as Steve pointed out. Thank you as always Steve. Then look under the Hunter 260/270 owners manual pages 57 and 58 for additional information. This will be a good source to look at.
Hi Dave is there any chance I could get your phone number I would like to speak with you.
Thanks Charley
Send me an email with your direct email, phone and location via the forum email. I will respond to that as I do not put personal information on any site for personal protection. Why, I avoid identity theft as I have dealt with it twice so I am just extra caustious. I do not share any personal information with anyone to include my wife and delete it once I am done from folks as yourself.
Send me an email with your direct email, phone and location via the forum email. I will respond to that as I do not put personal information on any site for personal protection. Why, I avoid identity theft as I have dealt with it twice so I am just extra caustious. I do not share any personal information with anyone to include my wife and delete it once I am done from folks as yourself.
Dave I'm not sure how to send the e-mail. Here's my shop phone 9 tw0 zero two 8 7 five 7 five zero .
Thanks Charley