Washer/Dryer removal.

[oscarvan]

It was dead. With a few modifications it fit through the doors no problem. Replacing it with a two-in-one this spring. Will put a matching door in the lower side of the panel, and then put shelves in the upper part for some much needed storage space.

 

[oscarvan]

And the rest....

 

[Scarlett]

Now that you have torn it apart, you know they will fit through the forward hatch in one piece. If you have any access to a dock with a small boat launching crane, putting in the new unit through the forward hatch is pretty easy. Hope it works out well for you. John

 

[oscarvan]

Now that you have torn it apart, you know they will fit through the forward hatch in one piece. If you have any access to a dock with a small boat launching crane, putting in the new unit through the forward hatch is pretty easy. Hope it works out well for you. John

I was alone, and it was night and 32ºF on deck. Once the trim was off the whole disassembly/de-boarding process took less than two hours.

I have found units that have a depth of 22" and will fit through all openings.

 

[carolinacoast]

Having a 220 volt dryer is a big deal for bedding and towels IMHO.

 

[Pascal]

I did the same thing years ago. You will recover a huge amount of storage as there is a lot of space behind the dryer due to the shape of the hull

Make sure you get a vented combo unit. The non vented models do not dry well

 

[oscarvan]

For sure.... don't need to be pumping all that water into the boat.