The space is cavernous and extends all the way aft and around the motor well.
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| The Columbia 22 has a very roomy cockpit and there is a lot of space below. The design doesn't provide any access to that space. Shown left and below is one of two hatches installed in the mid cockpit area. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| The openings allow the stowage of lifevests, dock lines, anchors and bumpers. The space is cavernous and extends all the way aft and around the motor well. |
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| Shown below is the new type III marine head required for the waters we will be cruising in. Nowhere in the Great Lakes is it legal to discharge brown water from a vessel. This boat was equiped with a porta pottie which we removed. In the Canadian waters of lake Huron marine toilets must have a holding tank that can be pumped out from a thru deck fitting. A porta pottie must be built in and have a pumpout. Seems like a waste to make a poor toilet do what a type III is designed to do. | ||||||||||||||||||
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