Trojan Boat Forum

Also, how long are the lines that all of you are using?

ready123 wrote:This is classic whaler behind my F32 @ 20 mph.... line from each aft cleat.

OK I have a stupid question - what do you do with your tender when you are docking? Do you tie it up to a side?

My previous trojan heater was an ac electric 12 gallon underneath a dinette seat. I downsized to 6 gallon ac heater as i do not use the shower.

Fyi big dock party in a 55 degree Racine, Wisconsin.

75 on Sunday!

Sadly, we are counting days until November first which is haul out dates.

F44 is a nice boat. I wouldn't mind having one!

Away On Busine$$ wrote:Need one for my 1976 F32 Home Depot wants $279.00 for a 2 gallon, currently have a 12 gallon unit, any idea out there if possible to get a used item. Located in the Toronto area.

Check out Menards online. I got a six gallon for less than 279.00

There is another alternative solution which many may have overlooked . . .

you could get a new younger wife!!!!!!

IM KIDDING KIDDING KIDDING

I have the 78 manual for the F30 if that may help. I can email it to you,

WOW those pictures are AMAZING!!!!

Somebody should tell that guy he needs to advertise his business - he needs to get his name out there!!!!!!


LOL LOL

I am diggin the Carver brochures -

Man, you know you are old when you remember that fish finders used to have paper in them!!!!!!

WOW

THis brochure thing is awesome - love looking at how far we have come!!!!

Been there done that - I had similar issues and I say its the carburetor. Had both of mine rebuilt and professionally dialed in and no more stalling issues.

A bad carb can mess up a new set of plugs rather quickly,

Easy Off Oven Cleaner aerosol spray takes painted names off rather easily.

Oh as for your auto pilot, you need to practice you may have to change some of the settings on the machine.

My auto pilot works fine on one engine.

Oh yeah it was windy this weekend! The prior weekend 50 mph plus winds! They had the salmon o rama tournament in Racine this weekend and they all went out even the little boats 18 to 25. I thought the little boats were nuts. But seriously 3 to 5 foot waves is quite common on Lake Michigan - its them...