Why bother with ANY of them?

---Disconnected my city water hookup (besides being a potential leak
source, I pray to God I never have to stay in a trailer park long
enough to warrant its use)

---Disconnected the water filler (another leak source, a really hard
to find replacement hose and you can't see the water level when
you're filling the tank. And what's with that key? Should I be
worried about rogue Mossad agents poisoning my water tank just for fun?)

---Planning on disconnecting 110V and moving to inside or underside
(again--never at a trailer park that long and for topping up my
batteries when in my garage I'll just run the cord through the window.)

Don't even get me started on how cheesy the Delta Six boxes are. The
plastic they use on those things would make a Trabant engineer blush.
$155 for the set at GoWesty? I don't think so!

Anyway, I'd like to find a secure and attractive way to seal those
openings without having to do any bodywork. Marine stores have these
great deck ports that have a big old screw down cover but they are
round not square. What I like about them most is that they are nearly
flush with the surface they mount to.

Anyone attempted to cork those openings?

Jeff
87 Syncro Westy

On May 1, 2006, at 6:00 PM, Automatic digest processor wrote:

> Date:    Mon, 1 May 2006 18:07:47 -0700
> From:    mark drillock <drillock@EARTHLINK.NET>
> Subject: Re: Curious location change of water, electric vents 85 to 86
>
> Why bother with a city water connection at all? Then you can also
> replace the Westy faucet with the far better ShurFlo . These have a
> swiveling and pivoting head as well as a very reliable on/off switch
> knob. The knob also allows control of how much water comes out,
> letting
> you conserve it and not make as much waste water either.
>
> Mark