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1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat and t

Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 5:33 pm
by bemexem
Hello All,

I have a slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat and the pipe is capped on outside with an elbow that directs cooling water and fumes to the side of the boat (sorry don't know the proper term of the part). Anyway, it's secured to the stern with what appears like 4 bolts.
The question I have, would I need to take the boat out of the water in order to properly fox it?

Thank you

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2018 6:40 pm
by prowlersfish
It would be a good idea .

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2018 5:26 am
by RWS
prowlersfish wrote:It would be a good idea .
+100

RWS

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 9:38 am
by ken64k
Yes, the boat needs to be out of the water for this repair. The exhaust tips should be removed, cleaned up and resealed with
3 M 4200 or similar sealant. Make sure the transom core is dry also.

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 6:53 pm
by prowlersfish
Transoms are not Cored on F boats I would us 5200 myself ( some hate it others love it )

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 8:16 pm
by P-Dogg
prowlersfish wrote:Transoms are not Cored on F boats I would us 5200 myself ( some hate it others love it )

The devil's glue......

I use it on all my underwater fittings. Don't see the point of anything else where water can get into the boat.

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:10 pm
by El L Sea
The angel for the Devil.
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Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:44 pm
by prowlersfish
P-Dogg wrote:
prowlersfish wrote:Transoms are not Cored on F boats I would us 5200 myself ( some hate it others love it )

The devil's glue......

I use it on all my underwater fittings. Don't see the point of anything else where water can get into the boat.
The exhaust is right at the water line (mines Partly under ) Great stuff .

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:44 pm
by prowlersfish
P-Dogg wrote:
prowlersfish wrote:Transoms are not Cored on F boats I would us 5200 myself ( some hate it others love it )

The devil's glue......

I use it on all my underwater fittings. Don't see the point of anything else where water can get into the boat.
The exhaust is right at the water line (mines Partly under ) Great stuff .

Re: 1975 Trojan F30 tween screw-slow leak into the boat. The leak is coming from where the exhaust pipe exits the boat a

Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 11:56 am
by mikeandanne
prowlersfish wrote:
P-Dogg wrote:
prowlersfish wrote:Transoms are not Cored on F boats I would us 5200 myself ( some hate it others love it )

The devil's glue......

I use it on all my underwater fittings. Don't see the point of anything else where water can get into the boat.
The exhaust is right at the water line (mines Partly under ) Great stuff .
Where is it when you are on the boat? :P :P :wink: