Hello to all. I am new to this sight and new to the owning of a 1979 Trojan F30. Patio rear door. Flybridge Controls. Boat has been in dry storage in South Florida for over a year. Interior needs updating for sure but there doesn't seem to be any water damage from above or below. Spent a few hours examining the boat. No external damage on the hull, or deck surfaces.
This boat is equipped with twin Renault Four Cylinder Turbo Diesel Engines. Financials have not yet been finalized due not hearing the engines run, which should take place this coming weekend- 5/6, 5/7/17.
I would be very appreciative to hear any comments or advise about the Powertrain's. I've painted automotive, cycles, boats, and aircraft for a few decades. Born with wrenches in my hands and can fabricate most things made from metals, fiberglass, and wood. Haven't been frightened off anything yet... but these Renaults have me feeling a bit queasy.
Thank You,
thepaintguyinsanford
Trojan F30 Renault Turbo Diesels
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Re: Trojan F30 Renault Turbo Diesels
As they should , Parts maybe a real issue . Not sure were you are ,But these engines are very rare in the US . A quick search on boatdiesel showed little info . I did read where Renault got out of the marine Business in 1982 , not sure if its true . Ask the seller where the get parts . If they tell you check on it .thepaintguyinsanford wrote:. but these Renaults have me feeling a bit queasy.
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thepaintguyinsanford
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