Seacock parts
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Seacock parts
My seacock locking handle on my 1987 f 32 broke, can anyone tell me who makes it and were can I get parts ?
Re: Seacock parts
If it's the style I'm thinking about, it has a "T" handle to lock the shut-off lever. I believe they were made by Wilcox-Crittenden with some Groco affiliation. Don't think Wilcox is around anymore. They can be reconditioned but they did have issues with the design years ago. I replace these with good quality marine ball valves now rather than refurbish. Try Beacon the site sponsor, they may have some handles in stock as this was a common problem. If you can't find a replacement locking handle and need to move the shut-off handle, loosening the three screws on the "T"/locking handle side will allow you to move the shut-off handle. Don`t forget to tighten the screws again.
Found this parts list, I think it`s the SV Series:
http://www.groco.net/
Click `Service Manual`
Click `Valves & Seacocks`
Click `SV Series`
Found this parts list, I think it`s the SV Series:
http://www.groco.net/
Click `Service Manual`
Click `Valves & Seacocks`
Click `SV Series`
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Re: Seacock parts
How about a picture of what you need? I just replaced all of the post-disco era seacocks on my Tricabin with fresh American-made bronze. The kids haven't melted all of them in the backyard forge (yet).
I needed a less expensive hobby, so I bought a boat!
Re: Seacock parts
If I'm thinking about the right seacock, he needs part #1 - the wing nut in my link above.
She was a 1969 36 ft wooden beauty with big blue 440s that we'll miss forever.
And thanks to the gang, 2012 Trojan Boater Of The Year
And thanks to the gang, 2012 Trojan Boater Of The Year