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  Topic: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 11:54 am   Subject: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
As you said "I's much rather work on it in the head as oppossed to flopping around on the galley floor in a boater's contortion reaching around in the bilge"

That is 1 of the reasons. 2nd is the dr ...
  Topic: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 3:42 pm   Subject: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
the pump itself it mounted in the cabinet.

1 hose runs overboard

1 hose runs (ran) behind the cabinet
down towards the bildge. Just before
the bildge there is a small bulkhead
where the hose ...
  Topic: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 10:32 am   Subject: Plumbing a new shower slump pump
Does anyone know the height under the shower pan
of a 32 foot fly bridge?

I want to cut the shower pan, install a rule
slump pump and then fiberglass back over.

I'm just wondering if the rule ...
  Topic: Shower stall pan
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PostForum: Fiberglassing   Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:37 pm   Subject: Shower stall pan
I'd like to put in a rule slump pump under the shower pan

Does anyone know how much height is under the pan?

The rule pump need about 5 1/2 - 6 inches.

They could have made the drain piping a ...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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Replies: 12
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 10:43 am   Subject: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
Both..

There were no "o" rings on the cap itself
and the one on the fill tube was shot.
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:43 pm   Subject: all good
I had the engine mech. out yesterday...

Turns out the seal on the fuel fill had gone
bad and allowed to much water into the tank.

And as far as the cross-over line...

I just didn't understan ...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2007 11:27 am   Subject: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
Thanks Leo...

This boat is used for full time crusing, that is
why I need the fuel. It will do 24 knots with
both 350's running... $$$$

So we want to run about 6-8 knots off of
just one eng ...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 11:07 am   Subject: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
Looks like there may be a lot
of things I'll need to change,
over time.

I'm seeing all valves open...
there appears to be a cross-over
line, but I think I need to take
a closer look today.

...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2007 1:29 pm   Subject: Pumping
It looks like I have the same setup
as yours, that needs to be changed.

Please let me know what you used and how you were
able to do it, as I will be wanting the same.

Also, during transfer w ...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 11:22 am   Subject: it appears
it appears that is the way it is setup...
however (call me dumb, its ok) the
fuel does not appear to be being
drawn from the other tank.

The 2nd reason I'd like to be able to
hit a switch to tr ...
  Topic: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 10:44 am   Subject: How to transfer fuel between port and starboard tanks
Hello All,

Does anyone know of an easy setup
to transfer fuel (gas) between tanks.

Currently it does not appear my starboard
engine is drawing fuel from my port tank,
when only the starboard ...
  Topic: Rear Deck off Flybridge
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PostForum: Fiberglassing   Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 10:51 am   Subject: Rear Deck off Flybridge
Hello all,

I just picked up a 76 32' flybridge.

I am looking to add a rear deck off
the Flybridge.

Has anyone done such a project?

I want to use Alumstock for the structure.
Then over ...
  Topic: 350 crusader. stalls
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PostForum: Engines and drive train   Posted: Sun May 20, 2007 12:36 pm   Subject: 350 crusader. stalls
Well... I replaced the 3 main "in-line" fuel filters, one for each tank. The engines are running real good. Next month, after running the engines for 20 to 30 hours, I'll again replace those filter ...
  Topic: 350 crusader. stalls
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PostForum: Engines and drive train   Posted: Fri May 11, 2007 11:11 am   Subject: 350 crusader. stalls
I like both ideas...

but being here on jew fish creek, i won't be able to look at your's or terry's until monday. trying to work on a boat here on the weekend is taking your life into a place i do ...
  Topic: 350 crusader. stalls
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PostForum: Engines and drive train   Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 4:09 pm   Subject: 350 crusader. stalls
well that sounds like 2 easy things for me to do tomorrow. The port engine does show a different vac. at the same rpms as the star.

And it wasn't the 2 I was thinking of so that a REALLY good thin ...
  Topic: 350 crusader. stalls
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PostForum: Engines and drive train   Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 1:28 pm   Subject: 350 crusader. stalls
Hello all,

I've got fairly new (less then 300 hrs) 350 crusaders (265 hp).

The port engine starts up fine.

But 1) it will not stay running if under 700 rpms.
2) If I put it at say 1400 ...
  Topic: Access Water Tank
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Replies: 7
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:42 am   Subject: Water tank access
On my 32', the water tank is located "somewhere" under the galley floor.

My wife just sanded, cleaned, and put new tile down... hinesite says I should have looked for any screws (covered or otherw ...
  Topic: Access Water Tank
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Replies: 7
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 3:31 pm   Subject: I had that bad feeling
I took (my wife did ) off all the old tile but did not see
a hatch that would life up. I'm used to sailboats where you
can see and just lift the hatch off.

I'd never heard of screwing a floor do ...
  Topic: Boat Specs
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PostForum: 32' Convertible Flybridge Sedan   Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 3:17 pm   Subject: Boat Specs
Hello all,

I just picked up a 76 32' flybridge.

Does anyone either have or know where
I can get copies of all the specs, layout,
etc.

thanks
  Topic: Water Tank Access
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PostForum: Boat Restoration - General   Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 1:11 pm   Subject: Water Tank Access
We just picked up a 76 32' flybridge...

Will someone PLEASE tell me how to access the water tank.

And does anyone know how and where to locate another 1 or 2 30 gal tanks?
  Topic: Access Water Tank
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Replies: 7
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PostForum: Plumbing   Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 1:06 pm   Subject: Access Water Tank
We just picked up a 76 32 flybridge... will someone PLEASE tell me how you gain access to the water tank?
 
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