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So sorry for your loss.

Exactly why I'm nervous about removing & replacing the fuel tanks in my tri-cabin despite knowing I'm having fuel related problems.

I've heard the best method is to fill the tanks with soap bubbles to displace any fumes. Can anyone confirm this?

@ Bob - That would be great if you could get me some photos of the actual rails. I'm fairly sure it's the same on my boat as yours. I think they simply removed the door, hinge and rails and put a fabric door in it's place when they built the hardtop. They also covered the sides/edges of the opening ...

Hi all, One of the former owners built a hardtop for our 1970 tri-cabin. The whole bridge is completely enclosed but we've now decided to do some modifications. So now we're about to remove the back half of the hardtop providing shade but still being open to the elements. The downside is that when t...

What Marina is this? I'm about to have the same problem here in weehawken, NJ. I have heard a number of other liveaboards get their electric bills and they're trying to charge .28/kWh. I know this is illegal in NJ to submeter and charge more for the electricity than the electric company is charging....

I live at Lincoln Harbor Marina (basically 34th street) and the plane went down around 48th st.

Got some video of it floating by! Very surreal...

Sorry - 1970 36' Tri Cabin

It's with jealousy that I see other Trojan owners having sliding windows in their salons. I have a 1970 model and the salon windows are fixed (and leak!). Does anyone have any suggestions on replacing the windows with sliders? The shape of the windows nearest the bow is a little odd. I'll try and up...

I'm the fairly new owner of a 1970 tri-cabin (got it in April). One of the things to look for (at least with my boat was an issue) is where the rear deck meets the back wall of the aft cabin. Not sure if the '76 has the back deck or not. From what I gather, water tends to collect right where the tea...

Turns out it was simply a little muscle needed. Just replaced them with nice new windows from motionwindows.com and they look,fit and work great!

I'm in the process of replacing my old glass panel wind open windows with sliders.

I'm trying to remove the old windows and after removing the screws and trying to run a putty knife along the flashing, the windows still won't come out.

Should I just muscle it out or am I missing something?

Thanks!

Thanks so much for the help! Yes, I have the stove switch in the left set to "stove top" position and the switch on the right to "off" rather than broil. My fuse panel switch is on "Shore" My breaker is also installed upside down and is the stove breaker is on I only ha...

Hi fellow Trojan Boat Owners- I'm new to the forum, owning a Trojan and owning a "larger" boat in general. My wife and I bought a 1970 TriScabin earlier this year. It's a bit of a project and we've been staying on the boat when we've been working on it (half way through renovating the aft ...