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question from "new" trojan owner
soooo took my new to me f25 out Friday, and it seems really loud, is this normal? is there a way to quiet it down?
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Could be rubber mufflers MKII I think. When I pulled mine the baffles were burned out, I now have new mufflers to install. You cannot get the old rubber mufflers any longer at least I could not find them. This could be the problem assuming the "looud" was referring to exhaust note.
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yes it is exhaust noise, it almost sounds like it is coming from under the floor or the dash, but I think it is just echoing from the rear exhaust. at 2500 rpm and up conversation is difficult, I am quite sure that it is not leaking under the fllor as the PO
took excellent care of her!
although a warning that the fuse panel door opens at will, barking the shin of the driver would have been nice! OWWW! (3 times)

although a warning that the fuse panel door opens at will, barking the shin of the driver would have been nice! OWWW! (3 times)
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Your standing over top of the engine, on your boat you operate from the fly bridge. Ask the kids how noisy yours is when they are laying over the engines in the aft cabin 

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Re: question from "new" trojan owner
Dave, Is there a muffler on the exhaust now?rooferdave wrote:soooo took my new to me f25 out Friday, and it seems really loud, is this normal? is there a way to quiet it down?
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I am not sure if there is a muffler on the f25 I am going down to check now. On the 36' flybridge the the one was hollow and the other was full of zebra mussels! However on the 36' the beds are insulated and the boat is now very quiet. Jimbo how much are mufflers approx? I will phone tomorrow but am impatient
Is this like a $600 moment? would insulating the f25 floor help? Anyone done this?

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I am the POaaronbocknek wrote:dave, ask the PO if this was normal. remember, you're going from operating a tri fly which fairly insulates you from noise to a boat you are standing right above the engine compartment.
and it was always a bit noisy, and I already stated that fact, that you are standing right over the motor.
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Torcan wrote:I am the POaaronbocknek wrote:dave, ask the PO if this was normal. remember, you're going from operating a tri fly which fairly insulates you from noise to a boat you are standing right above the engine compartment.
and it was always a bit noisy, and I already stated that fact, that you are standing right over the motor.
i know, that's why i said it. it was a tongue in cheek comment....


Didn't take it that way at all Aaron, I already pointed that out to Dave when he first posted, but it is true, the muffler may be bad, just never gave it much thought and I did think that the noise was normalaaronbocknek wrote:Torcan wrote:I am the POaaronbocknek wrote:dave, ask the PO if this was normal. remember, you're going from operating a tri fly which fairly insulates you from noise to a boat you are standing right above the engine compartment.
and it was always a bit noisy, and I already stated that fact, that you are standing right over the motor.
i know, that's why i said it. it was a tongue in cheek comment....no belligerence intended. sorry if it came over that way. evening pain meds are attempting to kick in, and i guess i'm not as aware as i normally am.
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1986 Thundercraft Magnum 280 "The HAILEY-SAVANNAH"
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I think for the size you would need would not be more than 150rooferdave wrote:I am not sure if there is a muffler on the f25 I am going down to check now. On the 36' flybridge the the one was hollow and the other was full of zebra mussels! However on the 36' the beds are insulated and the boat is now very quiet. Jimbo how much are mufflers approx? I will phone tomorrow but am impatientIs this like a $600 moment? would insulating the f25 floor help? Anyone done this?
You might want to check the exhaust hangars. Mine are a thin stainless steel strap, and at certain rpm's the boat was really loud. Just by accident I had the hatch open when I was running checking things out and noticed that those straps were vibrating making noise, and they were attached directly to the frame of the deck. (I did have a qualified person at the helm) I have since insulated the straps with leftover material from the soundproofing project on my hatches. The annoying sounds I was experiencing that I thought were normal are pretty much gone. It's still a bit loud due to the 4" exhaust/low restriction muffler but not annoying, it does almost sound better than my Camaro. You might want to give components under the deck a good tug as well. I was surprised at what I found, a little here and there will make a difference. But you still are standing over the engine
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thanks for the replies all! Heres hoping Jimbo and Larry are in the ballpark for the muffler, I am going to look into this further.
thanks Matt I will check the straps and undercarraige
thanks Aaron I will catch up with the PO when I see him next...
thanks Matt I will check the straps and undercarraige
thanks Aaron I will catch up with the PO when I see him next...
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