I am selling my 1990 23/D. I inherited the boat a few years ago and have not been using her. Please see the following listing:
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/photo_gallery.jsp?slim=broker&lang=en&ywo=tredavon&hosturl=tredavon&units=Feet&id=2478334&back=/core/listing/pl_boat_detail.jsp&boat_id=2478334
Reasonable offers considered. Thanks.
Ed
DANG! Why did I look at that ad and why did it have to be so close? DANG!
bob23
Hello:
Curious about the second fill flange on fore deck. I'm sure one of them is for the water tank in the bow but what is the other one for? I didn't see anything in the pictures to explain where they go to, I'm sure one is for water.
Bruce
S/V Allure
I bet it is a pump out for the holding tank for the head.
That is correct. I have a 1990 23/D and there are two fittings on the fore deck ..... water fill and holding tank pumpout.
Hi:
Is the holding tank in the bow area of the boat? Water tank fill point and the holding tank pump out are that close to each other, YUCKIE. I hope everyone rinses off the deck surface extra well after a pump out. Break out the "Lysol" handy wipes !!!
Yes, the water fill and pump-out are very close. Although I've never used either the head/pump-out or filled the water tank, I can see that attention to detail is important.
Quote from: Allure2sail on September 26, 2012, 06:10:42 PM
Hi:
Is the holding tank in the bow area of the boat? Water tank fill point and the holding tank pump out that close to each other, YUCKIE. I hope everyone rinses off the deck surface extra well after a pump out. Break out the "Lysol" handy wipes !!!
The factory holding tank in the early 90's was in the smaller forward locker underneath the v-berth, but the tank was moved to the port locker under the v-berth in later years I believe. I've pumped mine out dozens of times and am not overly cautious, but I've never gotten more than a drop or two on deck. The deck fittings have a rubber seal, so as long as you keep the water fill closed while pumping out, the risk of contamination is pretty darn low.
That is a really nice CP23!!!
Someone is going to get a very nice boat.
Only if they make me an offer ;D
I notice the boat is located in MD but the hailing port is FL. and then there is no trailer.
I'm in Florida, and if she is local or has a trailer, I might be interested.
What's her story?6
She was in Florida. When I inherited her, I had her shipped up to MD but kept the registration current in FL.