Trojan Boat Forum

Any F31 owners out there, where is your hot water heater located? Can you send me a photo? Also, F30 and F32 owners, maybe Trojan put them in about the same spot.
A previous owner removed mine. Under the dinette bench nearest the head, he put two five gal buckets which my head pumps into.
I want to put a different holding tank setup in the boat and put a hot water heater back in. Any advice on either the holding tank or hot water heater?
Thanks in advance,
Rojayva

On my f32 thewater heater is in compatment under the lower helm. Acessed with a hinged door beside the stairs leading from salon to galley.
Five gallon buckets for holding tank. Nice....

our hw heater on our f-30 is right where you described. just past the head under the dining bench.

Ok, that makes sense. He probably just pulled the water heater and put the 'portable sewage storage system' (read 2 five-gallon buckets) in there.
Now I'll have to figure out how and where to install a holding tank. I think these boats originally came with just an overboard discharge.

rojayva wrote:'portable sewage storage system' (read 2 five-gallon buckets)

too funny, thanks for the good laugh

On my 1972 30' Sea Raider the 6 gallon water heater is in the engine room centered between the engines and about 2 feet behind them. Right in front of two 50 gallon fuel tanks............John

rojayva wrote:Ok, that makes sense. He probably just pulled the water heater and put the 'portable sewage storage system' (read 2 five-gallon buckets) in there.
Now I'll have to figure out how and where to install a holding tank. I think these boats originally came with just an overboard discharge.

Should be able to fit about a 30 gal waste tank under the port side v-berth. Obviously the proper shape tank will help you maximize the useful available space. Easy place to plumb the head discharge line and a deck plate for pumpout as well.

Darn, I need to update my water heater to a HOT water heater. I'm behind in the times!

Stripermann2 wrote:Darn, I need to update my water heater to a HOT water heater. I'm behind in the times!

Now why would you want to heat hot water ?

prowlersfish wrote:Now why would you want to heat hot water ?

Thats for when you move from gas/diesel to steam.

prowlersfish wrote:

Stripermann2 wrote:Darn, I need to update my water heater to a HOT water heater. I'm behind in the times!

Now why would you want to heat hot water ?

My point EXACTLY!

Hey guys! Have you ever experienced a hot water heater that is warm but not hot? Any advice on how to fix this..what could be the problem?

Electric or using the engine for heat ?

5 gallon buckets? o man, My 73 F32 had, still has a head that pumps right out below the water line, my 79 had a head with a large tank under it visible at all times, and macerator that pumped below the waterline and pump out fitting in the deck that was plumbed in through the port closet in the forward berth, my 74 which I have now has a jabsco electric flush head that sucks water from somewhere below the water line, macerates and send to a holding tank in the forward berth that has a T that goes to a pump out fitting or another macerator that pumps out the starboard side about the waterline, onlu problem my port draws in the forward berth only close half way :-/

Those 5 gal buckets would make for interesting times in stormy weather.