Have you considered operating costs? I would vote for the 62' Predator. I've managed a 2006 since 2011 and it is one hell of a seaboat and...
They're much much larger than the thru-hull. I have had an issue with the holes getting plugged up IF neglected for a very long time.
They're disposable ALRIGHT. The quality on them is absolute garbage in the past 5 years. I replaced 2 on a 2017 yacht 1 year ago..... huge freon...
Your engines were built during a time when #2 diesel was the standard. I wouldn't worry about it.
Call Marinemax, they're the dealer and will get you one! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:eek:
OK, but bigger question, how on earth did that make it through the sea strainer?
Which is what got you here in the first place. If the previous owner spent a little more and bought a new gennie, it would still be running fine....
An enclosed bridge is REALLY nice if you're traveling a lot. Spending 8-12 hour days on the flybridge at cruise with a 3 sided enclosure sucks...
Phasor makes a pretty good generator for the money that's simple, if you want to go the cheaper route for a new one. I would NEVER rebuild a 20+...
Parts are no longer available. Even if you did rebuild it, you'd be pissing good money after bad on it on ancillary parts.......Save your money...
Go the section you want to post in, threads then sub section such as engines, then in the top right of the grey area of the screen there is a tab...
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Common wire behind the dash that powers the entire strip of switches. They daisy chained the power wire from switch to switch.
Yeah, oil filters should be good almost forever as long as there's no corrossion inside of them. Impellors if they feel pliable and have no...
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