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Old 22-07-2013, 17:29   #76
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Found another picture of the engine driven bronze pump with manual clutch. Below that you can see the main cooling pump (cover removed). Engine is Westerbeke 6-cyl diesel 115 HP. The cooling water lines are 1 inch, 1-1/2 & 2. Bilge lines are 2".

WOW! you clean your bilge with a powder-puff? The view down in front of the engine, below the companionway steps is the access to the bilge. It is the aft end of the partial full keel and is a triangular, 35 gallon well about 5 feet deep from the cabin sole. I can assure you there is not a dwarf on the planet small enough to stuff down that hole.
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