Trojan Boat Forum

aaron- the bed would still be over the engines in the same config, and it would be hinged to lift from for to aft. I haven't seen any sea cocks where the head would be, other then the one that was used for the ac hooked to a raw water strainer.

jon_e_quest- your right no forward head, and just enough room to turn around when you close the door on the forward cabin, kind of wish they would have extended that a little. Also thinking about doing away with the twin bunks and putting a queen in the aft cabin and having the only entrance into th...

I guess they never seen the movies "Adrift" and "Adrift II"

Thanks aaron, didn't know there were that many options, or configurations.

If it were here in nc I'd go get it just for the engines and other spare parts I could use.

How many different layout configurations did they make of these? Mine has twin aft engines with v-drives located under the two bunks with an entrance from outside to a walkway between them, a bulkhead, then a walkway going to the head and to the salon,under the cockpit, under the salon floor thee is...

I usually take the f25 offshore fishing and occasionally anchor overnight at shackleford banks or cape lookout. I visit and mess with the tri-cabin just about every day that I can, but, it will be a while before I putt around in her.

I have always been a firm believer in the two tanks over one big tank, run one down to a quarter on your way out and you always have enough to get back on the other. If ya got twin engines always run two tanks that way if there is fuel problems with one you can get back with the other. just my $0.02

try searching for teak veneer.

I know on my f25 when i removed the trim, the "tail" of the liner was stapled to a thin strip of wood i was able to unscrew and not have to remove any staples, and was able to screw the strip back in its place, not sure if that is how it is on others though.

double check your tranny coolers also, had the drain plug on mine crack and about sent the boat under, only leaked when moving.

maybe the sea sheppard conservation society thought it was something that was going to harm the whales or you were making a racial slur towards the whales.

I would assume that any blockage of the exhaust can't be all that good on engine performance.

The tri cabin i picked up had 240 gals of 2+ treated year old fuel in it, I am presently siphoning it into my 93 mazda pick up and it has been doing fine. Would definitely change the fuel filters and carry a couple extras.

Larglo- that works very well attracts perch, bluegill and bass.