Installing Seacock Part 4, Final install
This is part 4 of a 4 part series on replacing the thru hulls on a Lagoon 38 catamaran.
In Part 4 of the seacock replacement series I show the final installation of the seacock and fittings. In Part 1 I removed the old thru hulls. In part 2 I glassed in some holes left from over from thru hulls that are no longer needed, In Part 3 of the seacock replacement series I show what I did to prepare to install all the new parts including making fiberglass backing plates. I hope someone can take something useful from these. If it helps please hit "like" and please subscribe to see my upcoming videos. Be sure to check out my other sites as well
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Having worked in the pleasure boat industry for nearly 55 years as a builder, designer/engineer and surveyor/consultant as well as being long time sailor/liveaboard I started this channel to share some of what I have learned over the years. My focus will be boat repair and seamanship as I try to share some of what I have learned over the years. Your support helps me keep sharing as well as being able to buy parts for my own "Project Boat." Thanks for watching, please subscribe and like my videos, it helps, feel free to ask any questions you may have. Capt. Wayne
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