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wullebulle · 04-10-2022, 00:50

Hi guys

i'm a new owner of y Nordic 54, but there are somethings to renovate.
I want to replace the sea valves because no one can say which age they have.

Do anybody knows who is producing such valves ? Or better have anyone an idea where i can order it ?

http://schlechtflieger.bplaced.net/p...m/seacock.jpeg

Many thanks

wullebulle

coopec43 · 04-10-2022, 03:14

Hi wullebulle

Welcome! But I think you would be better off addressing your query to the Powered Boat Forums

https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f109/

https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/...ugs-13003.html

Sailmonkey · 04-10-2022, 04:36

I’ve got a valve made by banjo that looks just like that

https://www.banjo-valves.com/product...inch-poly-port

coopec43 · 04-10-2022, 04:54

wullebulle
When I googled "Nordic 54" I came up with one of these.

coopec43 · 04-10-2022, 05:15

Here are 3 piece polypropylene valves

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=b...h=615&biw=1024

And here is the Banjo version

https://www.batind.com.au/polypropyl...n-seals/ppvbb3

Manateeman · 04-10-2022, 06:00

Correctly identified. Could you please photo the end opposite the valve. We can see a band clamp. How is this assembly attached to the hull. Below the waterline or above. What does it shut off. Flow direction please.
Cannot comment. Not enough info.
The manatee crew

wullebulle · 04-10-2022, 06:31

Hi guys

thanks for all the replies

@coopec43: You are right, i was not carefully enough, i have a Nordia 54 and not a nordic 54. And i don't check that my computer corrected me in the false way. I attached a new image. Sorry for that

@Sailmonkey, coppec43: Yes this are the right one, many, many thanks to your hint.

@manateeman: For the inlet, an aluminum tube is welded directly to the hull and threaded at the top onto which the valve is screwed. Therefore, it was important to me to get the same valve so that I do not have to cut another thread if necessary.

best wishes and you made my day
wullebulle