1995 signature series shower?

Kirk what I did is I mounted the valve manifold to a piece of ¼” Plexiglas that I mounted to the bolts from the strut.(first picture in first post)
I centered the port as best I could to be in the middle of the rear seat base but still over the valves.

dochockey wrote: Did your boat have that access under the seat?

No I added that. Did you get your daughter a wake board yet??

Kirk
My Sig edition came with it mounted under the motor cover on the port side but if you don't have enough room there you could mount it anywhere you wanted.

Since everybody liked that I'll take it a bit further. I also upgraded the pump with an ag-spray pump for more GPH, and installed a water filter since the rivers can get pretty grody. It's nice to shower off at the end of the day with clean water.
Pics to follow.

Here's the filter install. It’s a Cuno whole house filter I had taken out of the house system. The mount was made of 1/4" Plexiglas and aluminum strapping. I lined the inside of the mount with foam window insulation for vibration. The looped extra hose is to allow you to pull it out to change filters. It was mounted just aft of the combing pad on the port side behind the seat back.




This is the pump I upgraded too. The original pumps diaphragm was shot so I upgraded to 3.5 GPH. I believe the stock was 1.2 GPH.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/high-flo-12-volt-ag-sprayer-pump-5275088

WOW!!! super clean instal gun-driver. that look very usable and just pleasing to the eye! i noticed the pump next to the engine and turned it on a few times wondering what it was for and i think the owners before me was using it as a ballast system pump...lol
I really like your set up and if you don't mind i'm gonna try and replicate it the best i can.
Thanks again for all the help fellas.
For my first nautique i absolutely love this thing just trying to get familiar with as much of it as possible.

cooperlacy wrote: Yes, the pump is turned on by an accessory switch on the dash. The pump also has a pressure switch that turns it off after it reaches its set point (40 psi IIRC). Then it's ready to go the next time you use the spray wand.

Ahh, I thought it was weird to have to turn it on and off at the dash for use at the back of the boat.    Thanks

Hollywood wrote: cooperlacy wrote: after the RWP Before the thermo housing

X2 The supplys should be on a pressure side not suction.

Hollywood wrote: The cold supply should not be on the suction side.

My '95 was originally installed from CC this way. Paul, was yours originally hooked up before the raw water pump?

Where do most people tap into after the RWP?

The cold supply should not be on the suction side.

phatsat67 wrote: Paul, nice installation!

+1 - that is serious shower bling

I use my shower a lot. Fill up the wetsuit and also a cooler for my boots and gloves in drysuit season.

Well Said! The only thing I would add is the boat motor needs to be running to maintain the shower water hot temp and flow.

Hello again all.
I have been doing some research on the 95 signature series boat and noticed everything says it came from the factory with a shower? Does anyone have photos of what it looks like or what they have made DIY for a shower? Where are you hooked up to is it worth it etc.
It's not something i have to have but if it's not too hard to make it work it would sure be great to have. I have a make shift shower on the outside of my camper but the water is luke warm and if i can make a hot shower from my boat mama would sure be happier to stay at the lake a few more days.
Thanks for your help
Rick