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11701
Paul, I found a 6" teak winch pad at a sale price in a marina shop, and after a bit of belt sander work to get the thickness correct, had a very nice base for...
Joe Martin
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Apr 1, 2007
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11702
Hi Van, Fisheries Supply in Seattle has Perko Window Locks and Anti Rattler $10.52 for a 2" base and $12.73 for a 1" base but a little taller. These are chrome...
Bob Bachman
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Apr 1, 2007
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11703
The engine turns a pump in the transmission which lubricates bearings in addition to other things. Allowing the shaft to turn without the engine running ...
Dick Bielenberg
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Apr 2, 2007
9:37 pm
11704
The manual for the Yanmar 2GM20F we have in our 27 foot sailboat says we should put the transmission in reverse when sailing to lock the prop down. Maybe you...
Cliff
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Apr 2, 2007
10:26 pm
11705
Lots of discussion on this on the Grand Banks forum at http://grandbanksowners.com/ I searched as "freewheeling prop" (not that I have twins yet but I can ...
paulsadler49
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Apr 2, 2007
10:53 pm
11706
All -- A couple of years ago I purchased a 34' 1979 CHB TriCabin named 'Hoko.' I recently noticed that what I previously assumed was an electric fuel transfer...
dave stephens
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Apr 2, 2007
11:51 pm
11707
Dave , It could be for any of the reasons that you mentioned. Tied to the dock take it off line and see if the eng dies. You can re prime easily with the elec...
Charles and Pat Culotta
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Apr 3, 2007
12:04 am
11708
Dave, My boat too had the same setup,why I don't know. I added a switch to it so I can turn it off and on for the puirpose of bleeding the fuel. Also, if my ...
Steve
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Apr 3, 2007
12:08 am
11709
Electric fuel pumps should be used for priming/air elimination and not for running, IMO. They are unnecessary if the mechanical pump is functioning properly...
Ron Salleé
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Apr 3, 2007
1:31 am
11710
Ron, When I redid my fuel system, I based it on your setup. Thanks for reminding me about the crankcase filling up, I had forgotten that. BTW, we do carry a ...
Steve
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Apr 3, 2007
1:45 am
11711
La Boheme has an electric pump before the Racor that the PO claimed was neccessary because the machanical pump was too weak! I switched it off and except for...
paul sadler
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Apr 3, 2007
3:20 pm
11712
If any of you have "PRN transmissions" I checked with the manufacturer in Coventry England and its OK to free wheel their transmissions. Regards Dick M/V Jazz ...
Dick Kensett
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Apr 3, 2007
4:55 pm
11713
Hi Ron, You make a good point about the fuel pump diaphragm, I will replace mine on spec (age unknown)and carry the old one as a spare. The problem with...
Jason Kovatch
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Apr 3, 2007
5:58 pm
11714
Fellow boaters, I'm presently seeking information for my next vessel, which I've concluded will be a CHB. What kind of fuel economy are you folks getting...
MIKE WILEY
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Apr 3, 2007
7:26 pm
11715
I have a Ford Lehman with BW CR2 transmission, single screw, with a get home hydraulic drive belted to the main shaft. Anyone know if using the get-home,...
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Apr 3, 2007
8:48 pm
11716
My 1985 CHB has the common hatches which are screwed into the fiberglass and I can see separation from the fiberglass. Can anyone in the group forward info on...
John Garza
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Apr 3, 2007
9:51 pm
11717
Peter, Sorry I have not responded sooner, but we were enjoying a three day trip to our beautiful Catalina Island. We had sun each day, and what I call ...
Jim Vaneimeren
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Apr 4, 2007
12:49 am
11718
I will put them in my box of "extras" so let me know if you ever want it. Beth and Peter Sanderson Luvnlife Comox Valley, BC [Non-text portions of this message...
Peter/Beth Sanderson
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Apr 4, 2007
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11719
... John, From experience it is just not possible to stop leaks topically, not for a permanent repair anyway.. Remove the hatch and re bed. This is not a bad...
Charles and Pat Culotta
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Apr 4, 2007
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11720
... Mike, Formulas give you the fuel burn of diesel engines. Actual fuel burned is determined by the user!! My Perkins 6.354 naturals at 1600 rpm give abt 8.5...
Charles and Pat Culotta
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Apr 4, 2007
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11721
I have PRNDL transmissions. Problem is they are in my cars and don't mind freewheeling if it's only for a short distance. <GRIN> Andy Clark 1978 34 CHB ANTARES...
Andy Clark
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Apr 4, 2007
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11722
Thanks for the info..... ... John, From experience it is just not possible to stop leaks topically, not for a permanent repair anyway.. Remove the hatch and re...
John Garza
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Apr 4, 2007
2:54 am
11723
Mike, Unless one of our members proves me wrong, there are 34 and 35 foot CHB's, but I've only heard of 36' Grand Banks in the trawler style. If you wish, I'll...
Jim Vaneimeren
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Apr 4, 2007
5:29 am
11724
Doug, Sorry for the late response. We were on a three day cruise. Thanks for reminding me of McMaster Carr. I'll give them a try. Thanks! Van 34 CHB / Tricab...
Jim Vaneimeren
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Apr 4, 2007
5:43 am
11725
Ron, I've read other e-mails explaining the electric fuel pump use for priming and bleeding the injector pump, but I thought that seemed a lot of expense and ...
Jim Vaneimeren
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Apr 4, 2007
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11726
Mike, I have a CHB 37. Weighs in at a nominal 22,000 lbs from the factory. I have seen three of these (two on Puget sound, and one in Norfolk). All have ...
Bolt Robert J PSNS
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Apr 4, 2007
3:40 pm
11727
... priming and bleeding the injector pump, but I thought that seemed a lot of expense and trouble just for that,< You are right. While less than $100 it is...
Ron Salleé
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Apr 4, 2007
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11728
Van, I would appreciate it if you would ask your dock buddy. The Flo-Scan would be an excellent way to get an accurate 'ballpark' for economy. By the replies...
MIKE WILEY
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Apr 4, 2007
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11729
Rob, Great post, as usual. Do you happen to have one of those super quiet 46 lb. Honda deck generators, per chance? If so, I wondered what you thought of it. ...
Jim Vaneimeren
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Apr 4, 2007
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11730
Van, I still do NOT have a generator. The Honda idea appeals to me because it is more affordable. However, If I do get a generator some day, I would opt for ...
Bolt Robert J PSNS
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