Trojan Boat Forum

well, since none of us know where in the country you are, it's hard to get a frame of reference geographically. as far as completely dewinterizing things, i always try to use mid march as a usual safe bet to finally dewinterize the boat. one constant.... mother nature WILL always outwit the human p...

Where? In to the bilge?

Commissionpoint wrote:
Somehow I don't think this is exactly what Big D had in mind when he created this thread though.

Yeah, i don't think he intended for us regulars to sound off.

Looking forward to the water warming up so I can do some offshore spearfishing.

summer storm wrote:A blast from the past, this is me and my little brother on the 41459, my boat

Dang that pic is from the days when shorts were short!



Oh and we were skinny!

jimbo36 wrote:right on larry. Interesting the older I got, the smarter my father was.

Except for the years between saY 15 and 23. He lost a lot of IQ points in those years!!!

I sound like max headroom

Do smaller motors burn less Fuel ? You would think so and in theory the should . But ( always a but) In many case the smaller motor will have to work harder to do the job. So it could burn more fuel. Just something to think about . Also depends on rpm , load and propping. My 454 hits nine knots at ...

Do smaller motors burn less Fuel ? You would think so and in theory the should . But ( always a but) In many case the smaller motor will have to work harder to do the job. So it could burn more fuel. Just something to think about . Also depends on rpm , load and propping. My 454 hits nine knots at ...

Do smaller motors burn less Fuel ? You would think so and in theory the should . But ( always a but) In many case the smaller motor will have to work harder to do the job. So it could burn more fuel. Just something to think about . Also depends on rpm , load and propping. My 454 hits nine knots at ...

Do smaller motors burn less Fuel ? You would think so and in theory the should . But ( always a but) In many case the smaller motor will have to work harder to do the job. So it could burn more fuel. Just something to think about . Also depends on rpm , load and propping. My 454 hits nine knots at ...

Paul wrote:IMO I would replace the old sea cocks with new ball valves.

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jefflaw35 wrote:

yorklyn wrote: Thanks

i just took bronze out of mine. they looke enough to put back in but i will buy new ones, the uppers were stainless, but they dont sit in water

Why did you take yours off? Just curious.

Also list your current fleet.

My $.02 worth- Honda 2000i on the swim platform.