Trojan Boat Forum

Stick with Marine grade hoses. They are reinforced.
The last thing anyone wants, is to be underway and have a hose rupture or heck, even away from the boat at dock. And be sure to use marine grade SS hose clamps, doubled up if possible.

I have a half tower on my boat where the open array is mounted. I would really try to mount above standing level, as possible. The open array is the preferred method for most, as it can receive much clearer than the closed array (Radome) The radome is great when there is tight spaces, such as masts ...

http://www.trojanboats.net/Trojan%20Num ... 070_87.pdf

BTW: Where on the lower Potomac are you? I'm in Colonial Beach, VA

Give John at a call at 717-684-4145- Marine Tech, he may have what you need, manuals, diagrams, etc.

John W. Burnette wrote:Stripermann2...Who are you.....

got it! Survey it is... thanx. Who do I find to do that?

John

John, I never got an answer, to my question. Are you the person I am referring to?

Otherwise, please disregard.

Yep, get a survey. You'll certainly need it for insurance as well.

John, you don't by chance have an 18' black bass boat named Jezabelle...do you? Out of Springfield, VA?

No problem, I will keep you posted. In the past year, I just keep polishing the housings. I check with Marine Tech and they no longer have the housings anyway...

Not that I'm in the market for another boat but it may be worth it for someone looking.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... :middle:us

That side to side floppiness is the reason I'm replacing them...thanks Jav.

I am going to replace my original thottle and shift controls, on the bridge only, on my '85 F32 with the beefier Morse set-up. It seems straight forward. Anyone done the same? Anyone have a recommendation, part numbers etc?

Thanks.

Check your anti siphon valves located on the top of the fuel tanks. They have a tendency to gum-up and prevent or restrict fuel flow under demand. Common and overlooked.

Call John at Marine Tech. If anyone can help you, he can.

717-684-4145

I'm gonna side with a Pacemaker too... Lookie here, more resembles this boat with the low flybridge, rounded transom. Should I get out the beer and popcorn for this one?! :-) http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/boatFullDetails.jsp?boat_id=1408722&ybw=&units=Feet&currency=USD&acces...

Not sure what make or model, if it is...a Trojan.

Here is the boat I think you're talking about. You can fast forward to 5:40 seconds into the scene.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwG23Tt1GkM