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Also - easy to run a set of red ones as well

Great for night time running

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the 11 meter was supposedly the slipperiest hull of all the International series


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you will find some good info here:

www.trojanboat.com

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really nice story and follow up results. Can't do this on my 10 meter, no hard top plus i run the fridges (1 with an icemaker) and the air conditioner all the time here in Florida. We cook eggs on the stove, use the toaster oven and the microwave In winter we run christmas lights, with the old fashi...

my Lewmar freefall 600 lasted 16 seasons, but was visibly tired at the end I am so very impressed with the GOOD windlass and the support this will likely be the last windlass I ever buy Kind of like the stainless manifolds and risers I jut installed I have owned this boat for 19 years - second owner...

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lots of good stuff there

may not be the latest/greatest but still better technology than what was available when your boat was brand new

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i mounted mine at the helm where it can be accessed from the helm itself, or when standing on the gunnel and reaching down. I am very enamored with the GOOD windlass. Especially when the self locking feature does not require anyone to go up to the bow to deal with the safety lock as required on othe...

one engine turns clockwise, the other turns counterclockwise. this would (i'm guessing here) require different starters? just a thought (to start) Assuming you are on the hard, if you are in the water, DO NOT OVER CRANK THESE ENGINES WITHOUT FIRST CLOSING THE SEACOCKS as you will end up pumping raw ...

Dish soap is a great tool to keep on board. I also have a set of multi angled probes that can be manipulated better than a saw blade to remove hoses that have been on for ages with little or no damage. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0079GPYR2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Glad ...

good choice

keeps bad surprises to a minimum

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fourreins wrote: ↑

Mon May 18, 2020 10:18 pm

My 10.8 meter has a switch for the panel lights

Same here on my 1983 10 Meter

separate switch

has a resistor in the dash to dim the instrument lights

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been using the FACTORY vaccuflush since I bought this boat for 19 years its been trouble free previous owner had this boat for 18 years 37 years total no issues I did replace the pump and seals once during my 19 years of ownership also, replaced the toilet seat once and the duckbill valves twice in ...

express hull experience here i'm on a boat lift behind the house once a year or so I remove the aft transom hull plug and flush clean water and DAWN soap from the fwd bilge all the way out that plug REmoves some trash ang junk as well perhaps if you are hauled once a year, this could be done too. RWS

here's a very useful thread on a topic that has been wiped clean...

viewtopic.php?t=11002

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Here's a very useful thread:

viewtopic.php?t=11002

Lots of good information and links there.

RWS