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On second thought, the carb fuel inlet is the connection I am unsure of.

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This thread describes a four inch 5/8 x 20 flared fitting...what the heck is that?

Ok smart friends.... First, no opinions are needed about Edelbrock 1409's vs Rochester Quadrajets. I'm swapping to the Edelbrocks. I have all of the parts except the fittings for the A1 fuel line. That's where I could use some help. The steel line gets tossed from the fuel pump to the carb. A new A1...

Hello Everyone, I have a 1989 10.8M Trojan International. The VDO Engine Synchronization Gauge sticks, meaning it works some of the time. But at times it looks wrong and you have to "knock" on the gauge to make it work again. I have checked all the connections on the back of the gauge and...

Great post Bob!

That's what the inside of my vent box looked like. Rotted and disgusting. I was able to rebuild the box area an re-install the blower hoses. Then, after speaking to Bob, he and John did a great job of getting the boxes fabricated up to keep things dry. Thank you Bob!

Wema is the only way to go. Give them a call. They have great customer service. It should cost around $70. You need a 153054 SSS/SSL and the length should be 22”. BobCT does have a post about it. Just gotta drill a hole for access.

RWS wrote: ↑Wed Jul 17, 2019 11:04 pm what causes these cracks?

seriously....


RWS

My guess would be over tightening of the the collar where the toilet china meets the base and the constant movement and flex that the boat provide for these toilets...

Hey Trojan Friends - First, let me start by saying, no I do not want to change/switch from a vacuflush system! I love my vacuflush. I have an old Sealand 806 model in my 1989 Mid Cabin. It's given me problems over the years with leaking (think bodily fluids on the floor) and with an inability to kee...

Yeah, I get that! Oil (in the engine) and a working head definitely take precedence. It was a lot of work but the layout is done if anyone needs it, I can point them to the place I had these made. The one on the right is unique to my boat, pretty sure I have the only mid cabin that came w/o a gener...

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Sometimes we make mistakes... I've been dealing with what I thought was a bit of lifter noise on my port motor. It has been going on since last season and I didn't have a whole lot of urgency to resolve it... Well, I had a fellow amateur mechanic board my boat last week. He, like I, loves to stick h...

Here are a couple of shots that might help. The first one is of the filter when i had my motors out. The second one is of the engine compartment with all hatches removed... The only other thing that I was thinking might be in the way would be a closed cooling system. I am raw water cooled... pardon ...

thx helps? yes and no no way am i crawling in from the rear hatch (generator is there, doable but not for me) I have gotten the starboard hatch out of the way (slides easily seat and all) I can see the filter but can hardly get my hands near it let alone maneuver a wrench to loosen a frozen caniste...

thanks for that the starboard filter seems impossible to get at and based upon the amount of rust seems as if it has not been changed in years if ever anyone have any tips on removing it? Yes... First, shut off the fuel manually at the crossover. This is located in the center engine compartment, mo...

prowlersfish wrote: ↑Mon Jun 10, 2019 8:26 am Stern pump is useful underway

Agreed. The only way to really empty the mid cabin bilge...which is always wet!

thank you I believe the filter is crusader 97889 maybe sierra 18-7861 in any event it is attached to the engine carburetors were just rebuilt so I think no issues with those filters getting conflicting info thats why the questions crusader dealer out here says they don't use metal fuel lines anymor...