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Okay I guess that makes sense, but why would they bury a handle inside a platform?? Other than to make people like us scratch our heads and ask "why would they bury a handle inside the platform"?
Agree with Murf, likely USCG requirement to have a shutoff valve on any though hull water intakes so that if a pipe breaks you can shut off the incoming water flow- and needs to be accessible without removing the whole tray...so they put the extended handle on it so you can reach it from the access port.
But yet they don't tell anybody it exists! I thought I read through each page of the manual, and don't recall any references to the toilet flushing, wind up, turbo charged handle!