Water tanks B37

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I am a new owner of a 2012 B37. It has 2 water tanks. One is 3/4 full and the other is 1/2 full. So, they must not be connected! where can I find a valve to use one or the other? Thanks in advance.

 

[Davidasailor26]

Ours has a manifold with valves for each tank under the port setee. We've been rotating between the front and aft tanks periodically to ensure neither sits too stagnant.

 

[helmfam]

I strongly recommend that you take a look at your owner's manual. It will have that answer in there and a lot more excellent info about your boat that is critical to understand for safe sailing and maintenance. Your boat should have come with a binder full of manuals for each component on the boat: head, battery charger, microwave, winches, etc. It will pay for you to become familiar with those manuals too.

 

[vince arsenault]

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I am a new owner of a 2012 B37. It has 2 water tanks. One is 3/4 full and the other is 1/2 full. So, they must not be connected! where can I find a valve to use one or the other? Thanks in advance.

Look under the port side settee. You will see your water system valves that are Marked 1-2-3. In the manual you will see which tank is labelled front/rear. I recommend you only use one tank preferably Forward(weight distribution) unless you need more capacity for trip. I usually put some water purifier or vinegar in tank not being used to keep critters out of water.
Vince Arsenault
B37 #101

 

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Thanks for the input. I have read the info several times, The water section must be missing. I have seen the water system under the port seats but was looking for lever valves. I will look in more detail on my next visit to the boat.

 

[Davidasailor26]

Thanks for the input. I have read the info several times, The water section must be missing. I have seen the water system under the port seats but was looking for lever valves. I will look in more detail on my next visit to the boat.

Page 72 of my owners manual. You're looking for white knobs about 1" round on a manifold.