Thank you both. I think they probably are lines for a washer. I wasn’t aware a washer or cockpit shower were factory options, but of course it makes sense.
My boat’s water lines are clear PEX. The pink is the antifreeze Nordic Tug must have loaded them with.
Crawling aft and then back forward outboard around the exhaust pipe is a bit of yoga for another day. That’s when I’ll figure out if I can reach the stubs for the shower
Looking under the sink confirmed there is a T sending water into the lazarette.
Once I see what my options are, the shower should be a straightforward installation. (Famous last words.)
Jonathan
On Jul 17, 2026, at 4:56 PM, Jim Waskowich via Sentoa <sentoa@lists.sentoa.org> wrote:
If the lines in your photo are running athwartship they may be tee'd off the cockpit shower lines (which ran to the stbd aft corner ofthe cockpit) and intended for an optional washer dryer in the salon cabinet just insidethe door. You might poke your head under the deck stbd outboard and see if you already have a pair of dead ended lines for the shower too.
Jim Waskowich
Former owner 37-142
On Fri, Jul 17, 2026, 2:49 PM Jonathan Handelman via Sentoa <sentoa@lists.sentoa.org> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I’m preparing to install a cockpit shower on our NT37 and spotted these water lines in the aft lazarette.
Are they factory-installed lines put there to make my job easier or do they have some other purpose?
-Jonathan
Cyclops
NT37-138
Freeport, Maine
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