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Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
- RobS
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Just joking with ya... all those posts and I don’t recall anything related to mechanicals.
Rob S.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Mechanicals are in perfect operating order:First thing I did after taking delivery 10-4-2017 was to change Oil, filter, tranny fluid, coolant, all 5 zincs, fuel filters, etc.
Also had the FloScan gauge refurbished. (Btw FloScan is going out of busieness, get parts now before it is too late.)
Then put in a new throttle/shifter as well as a shifter cable.
Had the oil analyzed. Everything down there is 100%, otherwise I would have fixed it first thing.
Been using the boat quite a bit, 35 hours and 15-20 local trips.
Haulout scheduled for next week, new chirp and Down-Vu transducer going in as well as bottom paint and a new boot stripe.
Had my first revenue charter last month.
All is well, and yes, Odin does have an engine...
2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- RobS
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Yes I read that about FloScan but you got to figure with electronic engines being out over a decade now FloScans target market continues to dwindle down... plus their system is a bit complex and pricey. Good reputation they have though, just really comes down to changing times....
Rob S.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
"TENACIOUS"
1974 Chris Craft 36' Commander Tournament
Cummins 6BTA 330B's
(Former Owner)
"TOY-RIFIC" 2000 28TE, 6LP, Hull 408
Luck is the residue of good design.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Now on the hard for bottom paint, new booth stripe, new transducer and a few other things.
When the yard pressure washed the bottom paint it came off too easy.
Turns out there was shiny gelcoat underneath , no sanded gelcoat, no primer, no barrier coat.
Facing soda blasting, sanding, then building up barrier coats and anti-fouling coats like a brand new boat.
When the yard pressure washed the bottom paint it came off too easy.
Turns out there was shiny gelcoat underneath , no sanded gelcoat, no primer, no barrier coat.
Facing soda blasting, sanding, then building up barrier coats and anti-fouling coats like a brand new boat.
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Pitou
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Sorry for the bummer discovery of your bottom job and I feel your pain .. been there, done that. Glad to see you taking it head on and doing things right!
FWIW and all the best!
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3987&p=28684&hilit= ... oat#p28684
FWIW and all the best!
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3987&p=28684&hilit= ... oat#p28684
kevinS
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Former Boats:
- 2006 31TE / Hull# 221
Cummins QSC 8.3 / 500 hp
December '13 - April '23
- 2002 / 28TE / Hull# 614
Cummins 6BTA 370 hp / Alaskan Bulkhead
April '04 ~ May '13
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Former Boats:
- 2006 31TE / Hull# 221
Cummins QSC 8.3 / 500 hp
December '13 - April '23
- 2002 / 28TE / Hull# 614
Cummins 6BTA 370 hp / Alaskan Bulkhead
April '04 ~ May '13
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Thanks for the link, same story.Pitou wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2018 9:27 pm Sorry for the bummer discovery of your bottom job and I feel your pain .. been there, done that. Glad to see you taking it head on and doing things right!
FWIW and all the best!
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3987&p=28684&hilit= ... oat#p28684
Soda blasting going on as we speak. Then several hours of preparation before barrier coats.
Total cost for my bottom will be $4014 plus the 9.9% tax and environmental fees.
Not the cheapest yard in town, but I would rather pay more for a good job. Boats are expensive no doubt, but I hate golf and trying to stay away from fast women and beautiful cars.
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Soda blasting done..
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Tree
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Time to get a two part epoxy under the waterline. I did the same thing when my 28 arrived here in the uk.
Fisher Price 2
Hull Number AUL28489L900
Yanmar 6LP-STE
Built in Portsmouth RI, USA - Berthed in Portsmouth Hampshire, United Kingdom.
Hull Number AUL28489L900
Yanmar 6LP-STE
Built in Portsmouth RI, USA - Berthed in Portsmouth Hampshire, United Kingdom.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Coming along with a few snags:
Splashed today, blue bottom instead of black, navy blue boot stripe instead of green. “Prop Speed”on all metals underwater.
So far, so good, but they thought the bow thruster housing was plastic and needed no stinking zinc anode. Before they splashed this morning I read up on the Vetus bow thruster in the owners manual. “Do not use copper based paint on the gear housing, it will cause corrosion”
Also it showed location of zinc.
They pulled it back out and now cleaning off bottom paint for the zinc.
They used copper based paint...Called Vetus and was told the housing is Bronze.
Then called Petit and asked what paint and primer.
Then gave that information to the yard.
Not sure I should be their quality control, nor should I have to micromanage them, but I will if needed. Not sure I will back at that yard in the future.
Splashed today, blue bottom instead of black, navy blue boot stripe instead of green. “Prop Speed”on all metals underwater.
So far, so good, but they thought the bow thruster housing was plastic and needed no stinking zinc anode. Before they splashed this morning I read up on the Vetus bow thruster in the owners manual. “Do not use copper based paint on the gear housing, it will cause corrosion”
Also it showed location of zinc.
They pulled it back out and now cleaning off bottom paint for the zinc.
They used copper based paint...Called Vetus and was told the housing is Bronze.
Then called Petit and asked what paint and primer.
Then gave that information to the yard.
Not sure I should be their quality control, nor should I have to micromanage them, but I will if needed. Not sure I will back at that yard in the future.
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
You could try this cockpit bolster replacement vendor:
Bristol Cushion & Accessories, LLC
6 Commercial Way
Warren, RI
Ph: (401) 247-4499
Contact Oscar DeLemos - Email is oscar_AT_bristolcushion.com
I recommend upgrading to a vinyl track instead of the fender washers for securing the old ones. Replace the foam with an open cell foam so that they will air out and dry quickly. Also use a mesh backing instead of the solid vinyl.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Aye, new bolsters already in place: I made a posting on page 3 on ordering new SeaDek bolsters, not sure if I added pictures later.lanmik wrote: ↑Mon Mar 05, 2018 2:13 pmYou could try this cockpit bolster replacement vendor:
Bristol Cushion & Accessories, LLC
6 Commercial Way
Warren, RI
Ph: (401) 247-4499
Contact Oscar DeLemos - Email is oscar_AT_bristolcushion.com
I recommend upgrading to a vinyl track instead of the fender washers for securing the old ones. Replace the foam with an open cell foam so that they will air out and dry quickly. Also use a mesh backing instead of the solid vinyl.
They look good and hopefully will last a long time.
It came to about $600 or less.
2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Finally got the tub home.
Spent 3 hours running the new transducer cable to the plotter, removing old cables, and old cable ties, etc.
Everything works.
Need to go out and do a speed trail. Stern mounted transducer GT-23-TM mounted to Port because of the Left turning prop. (Thx for the heads up on that from you guys)
Will be interesting to see if it works at all speed ranges.
Blue bottom instead of black, navy blue booth stripe instead of green.
Spent 3 hours running the new transducer cable to the plotter, removing old cables, and old cable ties, etc.
Everything works.
Need to go out and do a speed trail. Stern mounted transducer GT-23-TM mounted to Port because of the Left turning prop. (Thx for the heads up on that from you guys)
Will be interesting to see if it works at all speed ranges.
Blue bottom instead of black, navy blue booth stripe instead of green.
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Norseman
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Hatch lid puller.....?
Whatever it is called, it snapped off.
Anybody got a source for these? (Or a proper name, English is my second language, no idea what you Yanks call this thing:)
Whatever it is called, it snapped off.
Anybody got a source for these? (Or a proper name, English is my second language, no idea what you Yanks call this thing:)
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2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.
- Pitou
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Sea Dog Hatch Cover Pull .. been there, done that! Sea Choice has one with a bit longer shaft.
http://www.sea-dog.com/groups/400-hatch-cover-pull
kevinS
>><<>>;>
Former Boats:
- 2006 31TE / Hull# 221
Cummins QSC 8.3 / 500 hp
December '13 - April '23
- 2002 / 28TE / Hull# 614
Cummins 6BTA 370 hp / Alaskan Bulkhead
April '04 ~ May '13
>><<>>;>
Former Boats:
- 2006 31TE / Hull# 221
Cummins QSC 8.3 / 500 hp
December '13 - April '23
- 2002 / 28TE / Hull# 614
Cummins 6BTA 370 hp / Alaskan Bulkhead
April '04 ~ May '13
- Norseman
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- Joined: Mon Jul 13, 2015 10:58 am
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Re: Modifications, repairs and improvements, 28TE
Pitou wrote: ↑Tue Mar 06, 2018 3:10 pmSea Dog Hatch Cover Pull .. been there, done that! Sea Choice has one with a bit longer shaft.
http://www.sea-dog.com/groups/400-hatch-cover-pull
Wow, you did good.
Free beer for you.
“Sea Dog Hatch Cover Pull” a mouthful in any language..
2001 28TE, 6LP-STE, 1,337 hrs, 19X18 four-blade wheel.