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Old 20-06-2010, 00:06   #31
AJS
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Location: New Zealand
Boat: Stevens 47
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Marelon valves on plastic through-hulls is a good solution. I had these in a steel cruising yacht for >13 years and had no problems at all. If they are to be fitted in the engine room, consider the consequences of fire. If you do opt for welded s/s nipples, ensure that you use the correct electrode. 308s or 309s i believe are still the recommended rod for welding s/s to carbon steel. But check with a good welding consumables supplier.
I dont see enough advantage if any for using s/s.
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