Trojan Boat Forum

Randy, What lake are you on?

I had a short in my stove & had flames at 4am. Scary stuff !

At our place there are 2. 31's one is a 63 sea skiff express w/flying bridge & the other is a 67 sea voyager sedan w/ flying bridge & bow cover. Both have 210 Interceptor's ( 289's) They are at J & S Marine 3558 Hayes Rd Baldwinsville 315-622-1095 You can see the 67 on http://www.jsmarin...

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It's Slick Seaming season up here in Syracuse !

A coat of satin finish varnish might look nice.

If it's that wet you probably have mushrooms somewhere. Follow your nose to where the deck meets the hull sides. That's where your problem most likely is. When you get it dried out use Interlux Briteside primer & Interlux # 1 as your top coats, It'll look nice.

I've been out 7 years. It was out 10 years when i got it. Slick Seam it real good before you relaunch & it'll soak up ok.

Slick Seam is on page 219 of the West Marine Catalog

$ 39.00 per ft. where i am. The big ritzy guys are are in the low $ 50's.

First you'd have to buy the name back from Genmar. We still have the workmanship here. The old Trojan plant in Lancaster last i knew was a potting soil co. I delivered to Coast Marine Dist. 2 doors down about 8 years ago. THE PLACE WAS HUGE ! Billy Fuccillo HUGE! The 2nd owner of my boat had a solid...

We're the first 2 marinas east of lock 24. J & S West & the original J & S Marine. We bleed Trojan. 4 woodies & close to a dozen "Tupperware" or "self propelled Jacuzzi Tubs". We like our woodies can you tell? Maybe you'll pass our way again this year. I should be...

If you're near Syracuse, take it to J & S Marine in Baldwinsville. they'll know who to send it to. 3558 Hayes Rd. 315-622-1095 they're the Trojan experts. we have lots of em. mine's there too.

Sea Voyagers are carvel planked. Sea Skiff's are lapstrake. Sea Sprite's are smooth plywood. The door under the steering wheel where the 12 volt fuses are should have your id plate attached. that's where it is on my 67.

go to seawardproducts.com they have a dealer locator section on their site.

Use the sikkins. the natural looks best. the water is passing thru the teak & soaking the plywood. the plywood is what rots. put on lots of coats, the sun will burn some off. it'll seal real good.