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  1. 06-08-2001, 08:56 PM #1
    Alex Raduga
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    I'm Looking for info about old marine toilet
    "Crusoe" made by A.B Sands & San.co New York. I got it from Yacht bild in UK in 1920s.
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    I'm Looking for info about old marine toilet
    "Crusoe" made by A.B Sands & San.co New York. I got it from Yacht bild in UK in 1920s.
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    I'm Looking for info about old marine toilet
    "Crusoe" made by A.B Sands & San.co New York. I got it from Yacht bild in UK in 1920s.
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  4. 06-10-2001, 02:25 AM #4
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    Sands was a very common head back when. As far as I know, they aren't in business anymore. You may find parts are interchangeable with Blakes or Wilcox-Crittendens, if you are lucky. They were well made heads. One of the current manufacturers may still make overhaul kits for them.
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    Sands was a very common head back when. As far as I know, they aren't in business anymore. You may find parts are interchangeable with Blakes or Wilcox-Crittendens, if you are lucky. They were well made heads. One of the current manufacturers may still make overhaul kits for them.
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    Bob Cleek
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    Sands was a very common head back when. As far as I know, they aren't in business anymore. You may find parts are interchangeable with Blakes or Wilcox-Crittendens, if you are lucky. They were well made heads. One of the current manufacturers may still make overhaul kits for them.
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