Trojan Boat Forum

A simple solution for smaller boats that I have used for years is two relatively large (Group 27 or 30) 12-volt batteries in parallel for each engine. They can be used for starting and will act as a "house" source for many hours or overnight without problems using ordinary marine loads suc...

First, very handsome boat. Rule makes bilge pumps up to 2000 gallons per hour or more that operate on 12 volts. Rule also make a float switch that either clips to the pump itself or can be mounted slightly aft of the pump. The trick with these large capacity pumps is to size both the outlet hose and...

This is Friday so Cuppa has probably already left - or not. I've done part of the trip twice: Barnegat to Old Saybrook, CT. Once out at Mannesqan, you can run north a mile off the beach following a preplanned GPS heading. There is really no place to go in until Belmar. I'd stop on the first day at A...

I've absorbed as much as possible from the many posts here and a number of them many of them very useful. I do have a couple of specific questions, though. I'm about to buy a 1975 F32. I've restored two Chris Crafts of similar size and this Trojan will be my last refurbishment/restoration project. T...