Is there a winterization valve on the toilet system?

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Is there a winterization valve on the toilet system?

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I have a 1981 F32. Just got it a week ago... We never did anything with the toilet besides start using it. Is there a valve someplace that is turned off for winterization? The boat was in storage for an extended period & put in the water the day I bought it. The holding tank appears to be full & we can't get it to dump. We were thinking may be under the v-bunks?
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To pump mine over over board I have to open a thru hull ans turn on a macerating pump . to pump it out at the marine pump out I just remove the cap and pump it out with there hose .Yours could be different and over 30 years things could have been changed

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F32 head

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I have a 1981 F-32 and changed the head to an electric Jabsco with a maserating pump. I also hooked it up to the fresh water pump. On yours see if the seacock is open--it is located under the forward starboard birth. What type of head do you have??
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Just an FYI, the seacock should already be open if it was winterized properly. Never leave any seacock closed over the winter. Any water in a line hooked up to a seacock that makes its way back down will split it when it freezes.
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I agree with the sea cock should have been opened---but I have learned over years never assume anything!!!
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Seacock was closed. But the pump still isn't pumping.
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