galley option

[MacGyver]

I have searched the forum already. Found a few good pictures but not of what i need as far as details.

Does anyone have any detailed pictures of what this optional galley looks like?
How it routes to empty into the bilge, etc?

I am designing one but want to stick close to original design and such.
Thanks
Mac

[crazycarl]

jason,

check the sailing texas site in the photos section.  i'm sure you'll find something there.  as to where it drains....?


carl

[Salty19]

Doug142 has pics here:

http://s895.photobucket.com/albums/ac156/DOUGN6885/SWEET%20DREAMS%20%20COMPAC%2019/

[MacGyver]

Thanks guys. Ill look at them once im home on the computer.
I know they supposedly drain into the bilge but dont see how it will be unoticed as it seems in some pictures.

Mac

[Keith]

I've never actually seen this option in person so have no first hand knowledge of how the Hutchins' did it , but if I were installing such a drain, I would route it into the v-berth, then under the settee (pick a side), and then back out of the settee under the steps and into the bilge.  This would obviously require boring some holes through the wood big enough to snake your hose  .  On the starboard side of my boat some of my my original wiring was run via a similar path.

HTH,

Keith

[capt_nemo]

MacGyver,

From what I saw in the photo you would be better off designing and building your own Galley Unit.

If you don't really need both side bunks consider building a nice unit to either side, just inside the cabin.

That is what I'm doing on my Sun Cat.

capt_nemo

[Tim Gardner]

go to the cp-19 section  and click on page 17.  there is a drawing and photo's of Marcus Goller's swing up and down galley .  Disregard the posting instructions, they no longer work.  In fact here's the link to the topic: http://cpyoa.geekworkshosting.com/forum/index.php?topic=145.msg474#msg474

Regards, TG

[skip1930]

Here is one from Peanut Butter.

I can't find the sales lit on the CP-19. It has a picture of it.
Note the table on this early factory set-up. [Hold the control key down and tap the + to enlarge photo. Hold and hit - to shrink.]

skip.

[Tim Gardner]

Here's another pic of the factory galley option.


and another:


And another:

[wes]

My 19 didn't come with one. I must say that the idea of draining the dirty sink water into the bilge, as the factory galley option was designed to do, really grosses me out. If I were retrofitting a galley I would certainly figure out some way to rig a holding tank instead.

Wes

[Welsh Dragon Forge]

That could be why my bilge is no nasty looking. 

[Greene]

Here is a link to the thread on our little galley for the 19.

http://cpyoa.geekworkshosting.com/forum/index.php?topic=4019.0

Mike and B

[skip1930]

Yea, just remembered, the factory Com-Pac 19 owner's manual has a isometric drawing of the kitchenette, sans dimensions for your enjoyment.

No I can't help you with procurement...it's a copyright thing.

skip.