[C320-list] Galley Sink Waste

[Adam Weiner]

Annie, I am a licensed vocational Culinary Arts Instructor with 10 years
of experience with a wife who heavily slurps her tea and I can honestly
say that I have never heard the term SUCKY YUPPY.

Adam

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[mailto:C320-List-bounces at catalina320.com] On Behalf Of Annie Bennett
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 12:17 AM
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Subject: [C320-list] Galley Sink Waste


My shipwright has today fitted a replacement pressure/temp relief valve
for the hot water tank under the galley kindly sent to me by Seaward
Products. I recently getting hot water in the bilge after a few hours of
motoring. However, in fitting the replacement valve, one of the wastes
that the little sink strainer basket fits into has cracked around the
thread. My shipwright has siliconed it as a temporary repair but said he
doesn't know where he can get a replacement waste to fit so I've emailed
Catalina.  Kent at Catalina was very helpful putting me in touch with
Seaward products.  My shipwright said the waste are plastic and not
metal and are quite brittle and he wants to replace the wastes in both
sinks.  I know some people on the list have had to replace the valve but
has anyone else replaced the sink waste?

Allan, if "Sucky uppy" isn't yet an official nautical term, it most
definitely should be!  I racked my brains for a more technical term but
failed.  At least you knew what I meant.  The term also works well in
culinary terms meaning the action of sucking coffee or tea through a
chocolate tim tam biscuit - an Australian tradition.

Annie Bennett
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