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aquapore

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cockpit locker drains
« on: May 08 2021, 09:05 »
Do Bavaria put drains for the cockpit lockers.

I need to remove the covers for a while and I don't want the lockers to be filled with rain.

There are a couple of through fittings on the transom which don't appear to function as  locker drains.

My boat is a Bav 41 cruiser 2003.

Can anyone assist.

Regards

Aquapore.
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IslandAlchemy

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Re: cockpit locker drains
« Reply #1 on: May 08 2021, 10:12 »
There are no drains from the cockpit lockers.
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aquapore

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Re: cockpit locker drains
« Reply #2 on: May 09 2021, 00:26 »
Thanks - unbelievable for a fuel storage locker.

I think I will put one in

Regards

Robert (aquapore)
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IslandAlchemy

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Re: cockpit locker drains
« Reply #3 on: May 09 2021, 09:52 »
A very good idea if you keep fuel/gas bottle in them.
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tiger79

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Re: cockpit locker drains
« Reply #4 on: May 09 2021, 11:32 »
Quote from: aquapore on May 09 2021, 00:26
Thanks - unbelievable for a fuel storage locker.


I don't think they were intended to be fuel storage lockers...
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geoff

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Re: cockpit locker drains
« Reply #5 on: May 09 2021, 13:24 »
I keep my spare gas bottle in a plastic drum in the anchor locker, self draining and out of the way . Geoff
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