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Old 15-07-2021, 04:11   #1
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Hot water take-off point on Yanmar?
Can someone please tell me where to plumb in to a Yanmar 3JH3E to harvest the hot water? I'd like to knock up my own hot water cylinder as I recently scavenged a little ss coil that should do the job nicely. The coil is of about 10mm ss tubing. I'm hoping to thermosyphon from the engine through plastic lagged pipes to a +- 15 litre insulated tank mounted behind and slightly higher than the engine.
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