Can anyone tell me the model of the Maxwell windless on the 1995 Santego? I have no paperwork. Can’t find anything on the windless and need to order a part.
Thanks!

We're wanting to remove the washer/dryer combo unit from our 1995 Carver 440 aft cabin. It looks like it's walled in there pretty good though. Has anyone found a good way to remove this?



When looking at it from the front there's a lower panel which is screwed in with about 20 screws on the inside. There are two metal angle brackets with a bunch of screws, but I can't get my arm in there to remove more than the top couple of screws.



We're wanting to remove the washer/dryer combo unit from our 1995 Carver 440 aft cabin. It looks like it's walled in there pretty good though. Has anyone found a good way to remove this?



When looking at it from the front there's a lower panel which is screwed in with about 20 screws on the inside. There are two metal angle brackets with a bunch of screws, but I can't get my arm in there to remove more than the top couple of screws.



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Hello all!
I bought my friend’s boat and have realized I have LOTS to learn! I’m thankful for finding this site:)

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Tina-

Hello,

I have a 1988 3867 Santego and I need to replace the fresh water lines, does anyone know where I can get the schematics/blueprints for the water system? The owners manual has pretty vague information. Thank you

Selling our 1995 Carver Santego 310. moving up to bigger boat.

$38,000 CDN, located in Orillia, Lake Simcoe,Ontario

more pictures avaialble on request, thanks



Length 33ft LOA

Beam 10ft 10in

Draft 2ft 10in

Bridge Clearance with canvas 12ft 9in

Weight 12500lbs

Fresh Water Tank 66Gals

Waste Holding Tank 30Gals

Fuel (2 tanks) 130gals

Cabin Headroom 6ft 4”

Boat Name Slice of Heaven



Propulsion

Powered by twin 350 Crusader XL Fuel injected engines

270HP

Closed cooling

840 hours

Hurth V-drive transmissions.

Prop Pockets
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I have 454 Mercruiser engines with fuel injection. The starboard engine would not start and I learned of the engine circuit breaker which is located right below the distributor. I pushed it once and the engine started, Since then, the engine stops running, I push the breaker and it starts.

Any idea why it keeps tripping? Thanks.

Hi Fellas,
The throttle controls on the command bridge are really stiff on our Carver 36 aft cabin. I tried to re-route them but they’re just a bit too long and they bind inside because of the hard turns.
The lower controls are much better.
Has anyone shortened up these cables, or are they not adjustable?

Anyone see this? My wife just ran across it as she follows Schooner Island Marina. It is where we bought our boat 2 years ago. We were in a slip on B-dock and the fire took place on the fuel dock, which is C-dock which was just behind us! So crazy and sad!! The boat had apparently just been listed for sale recently too. It was a gasser so based on the event descriptions it sounds like a lack of proper ventilation during and after fueling, but it's still being investigated. Here are a coup ...

Last night the vacuflush worked...then it didn't... then it did..... Today its dead. No power going to it. Everything else in the bathroom works fine. Nothing in the panel box is tripped. The switch in the head in in the run (not sleep) position... Suction is perfect when it worked.



I put a test light on the run/sleep switch and no power there... Can the circuit breaker just fail??? Its not tripped.. Is there another fuse? What could have failed. Never had a problem with this. Until now. ...

I'm sure this is an issue for all boaters when docking with a boat designed with a sun deck like a 3807. When you're docking with no assistance how do you get from the sun deck to the dock to secure lines? There could be a drop of 3 to 4 feet depending on the dock. We have the steps which attach on the side below the railing but you can't install from the boat deck. Has anyone designed a ladder attached to the gunnels which can be "flipped down" to allow a safe exit from the boat to the dock? We ...