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Post Do it again jack.


Well. Put this in the do it again pile. Replaced raw water pump in my 454 merc Gen. IV. Done and fired it up and the pressed on pulley is pressure wobbly. So contacted seller amd need a replacement. I hate doing things twice. Tried to post a video but it wouldn’t allow me.

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Post 2002 CARVER 444 FOR SALE


2002 Carver 444 Yacht. Twin Cummins diesels 800+hrs. Great mechanical condition. Boat has been VERY well maintained. Bottom paint and prop seal 2020. Bump rail down painted 2 years ago. New aftercoolers installed last year. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main great room with kitchen area. Very desirable design, perfect for pleasure boating with capability to fish for the big ones offshore thanks to the stern design with access door to aft platform. We have enjoyed many off shore trips in a very comfor ...

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Post Window felt track Replacement on Carver Voyger 3326


I am wondering if anyone has any idea how to get the Salon and Galley windows out of a 1979 Carver Voyger 3326? I need to replace the felt trim that is all moldy and rotted.
Any help is greatly appreciated

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Post Power helm seat


I have the power helm seat on my ‘07 Carver 56 Voyager and it is inop. I took the seat apart and motor and cabling appear to be automotive. Anyone know of a source for new motor and cables?

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Post 95 Carver Mariner 330


asking if both engines are the same rotation
does this confirm the port eng v drive changes the prop to go counter clockwise
Also if both engines are the same rotation does that mean that distributors are identical
new forum registered today
thanks for feed back

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Post Great navigation tool


I just purchased a 15in portable monitor to attach to my smart phone. I use a navigation app on my phone but the screen is too small to see very well while under way. I hooked up a splitter to my usb port so I don't run out of battery and made a holder in front of the wheel. So for $150 on Amazon I found a very thin, light screen that everyone can see and enjoy while traveling. Very easy to plug and play and NO software needed. Awesome addition to the boat and my wife loves it too.

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Post Winter storage shrink wrap


1986 Carver 3607 to be stored outside in snow, if I support the Bridge covering with 2x4s and shrink wrap can I leave the full enclosure in place, I really hate removing tops as they tend to shrink a little each time and reinstalling becomes difficult. However what say you, experienced captains.

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Post Gas smell coming from gas caps


Hello,



A few hours after shutting off the engines on our '04 Mariner 360 with 6 liter Crusaders gas engines, a slight gas smell comes out of our gas caps. We dos have the full canvas enclosure on the rear part of the boat (see pictures) and that doesn't help, but still, is this normal? Since the smell goes away a few hours after the engines have shut off, I deduct that the heat from the engines is bringing the smell up to the caps.



Also, I kneel down and put my nose all around the engine area and ...

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Post bilge pump float switch


t in float switch. I bought a bilge pump with a built in switch. I find it woks 97% of the time. There are times it doesnt shut off unless I tap it or jump on the floor. Has anyone added more weight to the float switch? Like drilling a small hole in it, adding some bb's or splt fishing sinkers, then plugging the hole with 4200?

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Post 88 Santego 27 rear seat


hi folks, new Carver Santego owner here.

Have the rear seat and it has two folding (front) legs which fit into sockets on the engine covers, but there's no support for the rear of the seat. It appears as there should be some sort of rod that fits into existing holes but haven't chanced across any 18" rods. I did find that 1" wood dowels would fit in the holes, but can't determine how one would secure the seat to the dowel so the seat doesn't easily slide forward. I could drill and screw through ...

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