Trojan Boat Forum

Your handle is missing. I believe it is threaded, and you can put a bolt in the hole. To work the valve, you loosen up the tee handle and then turn the missing valve handle. Beacon Marine stocks rebuilt seacocks. https://www.trojanboats.net/zencart/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=162_163_...

Are you referring to an autopilot system? The steering itself was only hydraulic. By a "36" are you referring to a F36 sedan or a Tri cabin? If it was Autopilot I would go with a newer system to match the electronics you may have or will have. Beacon Marine has the factory diagrams for the...

Alternator, or lose belt.

Getting ready to do mine on my 78 F36, anyone else done it? Any tips/photos will be helpful.

Different boat, but I used a hole saw on my F36 I have heard people with 10 meters do the same and put a deck plate in.

Like the mod said, give Robert a call at Beacon Marine. 609-713-4602. He has a lot of OEM parts and if they offered one you may get lucky

Any luck?

I missed this post sorry. Bob has the diagrams and also owners manuals. You will need your boats ID info

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Top photo is just the breaker panel Next is your switches sounds like one maybe bad Next maybe the shower drain pump ( could be the fresh water pump? but likely the shower pump, I would have to be there to be 100% sure Next is the filter Lastly is the vacumun pump for the vacufluch head. Controlled ...

As said above switches should turn off the pump. Unless someone changed to system to an automatic slump type. Try and port the photos and that will tell. The filter could plugged up or the pump could be bad.

The 318 marine and automotive thermostats are not the same Most of the marine ones close off the bypass when they open Do you have a photo of your housing?

Good to hear, good luck.

You did not say what was leaking, but I can not think of any coolant leak that would require you to pull the boat out of the water. Can you give more details? And what boat?

Also look really closely at the engine for vacuum leaks. I have seen howling and whistling noises from carburetor base gaskets. And yes taking it in and out of gear will change the noise due to load and rpm change

Good question. And I really don't have a good answer. I have to wonder about it coming from the transmission or even the engine? If still making the noise, will it do it in reverse? When increasing rpm? When you put it in neutral, it mostly went away. What about after you shut it off?