Trojan Boat Forum

Consider my tricabin: Elevated helm station, yet no ladders. Wide, flat deck. One level, no tripping hazards. Every cabin exit visible from helm. Very small-kid friendly. Widely separated very private sleeping cabins. Great for, ahem, couples. Great engine access. Salon is big enough to play Twister...

This is a good thing , thank you . It is indeed. Mission Barbecue has a converted USCG small boat with a smoker on the back that they keep docked in front of their Annapolis waterfront store. Last year they delivered hot sandwiches to the participating boats! Of course it took me a bit to catch on....

Brad do you any links for those. Also where did you tighten up in the controller? If you don't want to wait around two days for an answer, you can get near instant gratification next time someone posts an obviously stock image. Facebook pics from the soccer game prolly won't return a hit, but I fou...

I don't have my owner's manual in front of me, but I swear it says Minwax paste.

Calling all Chesapeake Bay Trojan boaters! Here is an opportunity to use your Trojan to help a number of worthy causes. How often to you get a tax deduction for using your boat, and the opportunity to hang with fellow Trojan owners, as well as with owners of off-brands, at an all-expenses paid resor...

Well, that was a typo, but since it is true, I'll just leave it and say that there are lots of good folks here too.....

Welcome. My standard advice to the new used-boat owner: treat yourself to a copy of of Nigel Calder's Boatowner's Mechanical and Electrical Handbook.

Lot's of goof folks here. Between the search feature and the active users, the answer to your Trojan boat question lies here.

prowlersfish wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 07, 2019 9:37 am

I don't agree your going to spend a grand a month .

Not all months are created equal, of course. One month I spent 22 grand.

I'll bet none of us brag to our wives about how cheap or trouble-free it is to own a boat.

Well its unfortunate that you feel that way. Hopefully youll decide to stick around. If you do so, time and time again youll see folks think that something great happened to them because they got a whale of a deal on a boat. Most people have no idea what they are getting into (recall i gave you some...

I feel like I've seen this movie.....

kallen wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 06, 2019 11:13 am

Remember what boat stands for. BREAK OUT ANOTHER THOUSAND

Shoot, this is just a fill-up...

kallen wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 06, 2019 11:13 am

Remember what boat stands for. BREAK OUT ANOTHER THOUSAND

Sometimes it is spelled with two t's, as in

Break
Out
Another
Ten
Thousand

I know im about to dive in over my head and im probably too dumb to realize how deep. Well, this sums up 99% of boat purchasers. You are a step ahead though, because you realize it! Dunno what the deal is with the transom, but it is not cored -- on those boats, nothing below the rub rail is. As for...

Here is an updated list to still finish. Install fitting for genset Install genset Install new transducer Install new radar Install fuel flow senders Install new nmea2k system Install the nolan engineering rs11 Oil change both engines Replace fuel filters Clean boat. Finish hatch for rear deck. Can...

Also noticed his site sells the original plugs for the screw holes so might get a bag of those to refill the spots that are now exposed. You might consider a thin strip of wood over the whole face where they screw holes are. The plugs will be more obvious than a new "face," even if your OCD is as b...