[C320-list] Vent and vent hose replacement process?

[Pat Moriarty]

Same vent near the stanchion but no vented stanchion. The hose and 
some wires in my boat were zip tied together which made it hard to 
remove the hose.At 09:10 AM 9/28/2006, you wrote:
>Pat, It occurred to JUST after I wrote it that the process may not 
>apply to the earlier boats with the larger head and smaller hanging 
>locker.  I'm assuming your #130 is such a boat.  Seems with the 
>smaller hanging locker that the head wall would be further aft 
>making it a longer reach to the vent exit location. Does your vent 
>leave the boat the same way as mine or is that different as 
>well?  Did 320's ever have vents leaving through the stanchion as in 
>some other Catalina models? -bill Harmony #859 ----- Original 
>Message ---- From: Pat Moriarty <patm at psiurethanes.com> To: 
>C320-List <c320-list at catalina320.com> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 
>2006 8:11:07 AM Subject: Re: [C320-list] Vent and vent hose 
>replacement process? Well Bill wrote a long article but our boats 
>are the same vintage and the vent on mine is at the forward end of 
>the mirror and unless you have 7 foot arms there is no way to reach 
>it. I have replaced everything from the head to the tank including 
>both, so call me and I will come over and show you. Pat\\ #130 At 
>08:07 PM 9/27/2006, you wrote: >I would like to remove and replace 
>my head vent and possibly vent >hose.  Does anyone have a good 
>written process?  How does one get to >the fitting?  remove the 
>mirror or other bathroom wall parts?  where >does the other end of 
>the vent hose terminate?  the holding >tank?  any gotcha's to look 
>out for? > >thanks, > >Chris >Amore #139