Trojan Boat Forum

I've been buying and bugging John for years. If I didn't feel that way, I wouldn't be plastering his name and number everywhere.

I disagree about the holding tank though. Been there done that ,with the built-in unit...

He knows Trojans!!!!!

My wife threatened to leave me if I didn't get rid of the Sealand head. It is just a built in Porta-pottie. I threw it out and installed a Raritan Sierra. You can get those with a small holding tank that fits at the base.

We have had the sealand head for 6 years now replaced the original one with a new one it fit exactly and was a easy install works well

rjcress ,
Could this be the breaker your looking for ?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 26_fvi%3D1

I agree with the coments on John . But one thing I may add is we need to support Bob at trojanboats.net & Beacon marine supply . with out Bob we would not have this site ! no other trojan site is active like this one .

I think it is a GFIC as its a 3 pole breaker But I am not sure. I will find out as I ordered one as a spare . I had to reg a 2 pole on my F30 as I could not find a 3 pole.

What heads are most people using?

a) Porta-Potti (we still use this on both of our boats)

b) the Sealand 9.5gal Holding Tank? http://www.foreandaftmarine.com/51-312371103.htm

c) one of the Raritans - Macerator or holding tank style?
http://www.seacoastservices.com/raritan_toilets.htm

We'd like to upgrade, but want to learn pros/cons from everyone's experience. Since we dock at our house, it is hard to pump out regularly, so the fully electric/macerator sounds best, but is costly and takes a lot of power it seems ...

I use a Raritan Macerator type ( Sea Era full size ) ( Household-style) with a holding tank . I use the fresh water model as it cuts down on the smell . put it in 3 years ago no problems .

I still have the mansfield vacu-flush unit with holding tank on my F32 and that sucker (no pun intended) still works great. No moving parts, just have to pre plan to start the vacuum up before the doing the deed. otherwise you have to wait.....

If you are still looking for the breaker, and if it is the main 30A breaker for your shore power panel.... I got one a while ago from cmsquick.com. EXPENSIVE SUCKER, but exactly the right thing.

http://cmsquick.com/prod_17_MQ.html

I believe you would be looking for their 30 Amp Mains - Texas Instruments PN= 13MCA-186-114

3 poles would be 3 phase you prob need a 2 pole that would be good for 110 or 220 the poles only brake the commen or hot wire not the nuteral 1 pole one black white green or bare 2 pole black red or black white and green or bare is this a main braker whats the power going to the boat 110 or 220 you can get most gfis at home depot or a good elec supply store cooper good friend ect i dont know if my pannel in the woodie i had was orig but it was a ge 30 amp 110 single braker and that branched out to feed the rest when you pull the panel poat some pics that would help a lot