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  1. Hank Kivett
    Hey thanks...yes i have already done some of that...new 541s gps and i have a hand held at the nav station plus have charts loaded on lap top with an external anti..have changed all lights out to led's but need to on anchor and running and deck. Water tanks 50 gal...15 holding...20 gal fuel..engine has 450 hrs since major overhaul..its a volvo 2002..sails include a 90,125 and 150 head with one extra mail..have a "mack pack"..I do have a rubber dinghy with a 3.5 motor...but no davits..galley has 2 burner lp with oven..micro wave...hotwater heater...it has auto pilot a raymarine st 4000...VHF radio plus hand help but i do plan on up grading to a new vhf with a destress button tied to the gps unit...have not yet decided on wind or solar...leaning toward 150 watt solar...I want weather for sure but not sure if XM is the only one out there...I had weather on my plane and it was XM...
  2. prajyot
    i am a trainee working at a Ring Gear Manufacturing Company entrusted with the responsibility of finding customers from the marine sector.
    My immediate boss does not offer me any help and the top bosses always ask me about the data.
    Please guide me with this.
  3. timter
    Hi Skip
    Are you still selling those army surplus Katadyn 35 desalinators? If so, how do you accept payments? I can do Paypal if you can.

    Tim
  4. elskede
    have a great day. thank you for your info.
    stephen k ronning
    elskede seattle, wa
  5. N4RNV
    Hi Skip
    Hows it going? Any new progress on the 422?
    Saw your post on the Reads Sailmaker. I just finished the reasearch in the Sailrites and the Reliable , Thompsons and other lookalikes. It was a interesting project. ought the Barracuda 2000U-33 from Rel1iable and have done a few projects with it and love it. glad I didnt spend the $$ for the Sailrite LSZ-1 for the usei I will put it to it does the same job for 1/2 the money.
  6. Rob.Lovelace
    hey Skipmac, any of those Katyden 35s desalinators left? if so put me down for one would ya.

    Rob
  7. rberrey
    If you have a Pur35 left I will take it. My zip is 36571 and if you can give me a total I will go ahead and get a money order in the mail. Thank You. Rick Berrey
  8. N4RNV
    I have 2 fuel filter banks. They are fed on the intake side from 2 sides of a T the middle of the T(2) is fed from the Pearson Starboard or Port selector valve. Output from each filter go to a 3way valve (#1) leg 1 and 2. Common to 3way valve (#2) These two 3WValves are common to common. 3WV#2 leg 2 to Fuel Polish Pump, output from FPP to 3way valve (#3) common. Leg 1, to T4 in return fuel line from engine to tank Pearson selector valve. 3WV#3 Leg 2 to T3 in fuel supply line from Pearson tank valve supplying engine lift pump.
    I know your eyes are crossed mine are. It is much easier to visualize it from a diagram than to explain. Send me an email address and I will send you my diagram.
    The question of never ever ending maintenance/projects was a rhetorical one.
    R.W.
    N4RNV at att dot net
  9. N4RNV
    Backup fuel feed was easy, I diverted the electric pump outlet into a 3 way valve ($14 Possum Marine) into a line "T" on the return line and and the eng supply line.
  10. N4RNV
    Wow I am lucky that the PO already did the engine mounts and a new PSS, shaft cutless and strut bearing. But I would like to see any shots you have of the bed and shaft area. Completed the fuel polishing system this W/E sure is Nice to have the redundancy of 2 filters selectable, a electric fuel pump to prime / purge and as back up for the mechanical one. All new fuel lines and generator plumbed in for fuel and cooling.

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  • About skipmac
    Vessel Make/ model
    Pearson 422
    Vessel Name
    Maya
    Location
    29° 49.16’ N 82° 25.82’ W
    Interests
    Sailing? Diving
  • Signature
    The water is always bluer on the other side of the ocean.
    Sometimes it's necessary to state the obvious for the benefit of the oblivious.
    Rust is the poor man's Loctite.

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