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Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-10-2013

Replies: 8

Chainplate fabrication

Views: 1,159

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: Chainplate fabrication

Original stainless manufacturer in CA did mine while PC was "insolvent". He was great. Charged about $800 bucks for the whole lot. An Annapolis crew wanted $3,000. Unsure if he'd work with you...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-10-2013

Replies: 9

New PSC 37 owner- need help with A/C

Views: 694

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: New PSC 37 owner- need help with A/C

Took my AC out. It was in the Starboard locker just behind the mast step. I needed it for my batteries. It was a two part system with the condenser taking up 1/2 of the large v-birth locker. Another...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-24-2012

Replies: 6

Companionway hatch

Views: 932

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: Companionway hatch

I rebuilt mine due to rot as well. It's a pretty big job because of the number of screws but here's what I can recall.

I haven't rebuilt my storm hood but I caulked between planks to reduce water...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-13-2012

Replies: 8

Crealock 37 - Outfitting - Finally

Views: 1,405

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: Crealock 37 - Outfitting - Finally

If you really want davits only, check out Atkins and Hoyle Ltd. - #1 Dinghy and Tender Solutions (http://www.atkinshoyle.com/Dinghy_and_Tender_Solutions.htm)
I have one for lifting the dingy engine...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-13-2012

Replies: 3

Newbie looking to buy

Views: 613

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: Newbie looking to buy

Don't be intimidated. You'll be happy with the purchase.
1. Check the sliding hatch. On an 81, my plywood substructure was rotted and I replaced. Pretty big job and expensive if you have someone...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

03-17-2012

Replies: 6

Refinish Cabin Sole

Views: 1,106

Posted By PCSSailor

Re: Refinish Cabin Sole

Ryan,

First, I would recommend picking up the book Brightwork, The Art of Finishing Wood by Rebecca J. Whittman. It's a well written, beutiful book with excellent instruction.

Here's what I'm...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

02-28-2012

Replies: 6

Refinish Cabin Sole

Views: 1,106

Posted By PCSSailor

Refinish Cabin Sole

Anyone have experience with a non skid additive to cabin sole varnish (Interlux 60)?

Interlux recommends Intergrip 2398c which is documented for use on decks. I'm unsure if the beads will cloud...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

07-14-2011

Replies: 16

Crealock 34 - Fuel tank

Views: 1,863

Posted By PCSSailor

Brush and pump suggestions

Couple of suggestions
1. Use a refridgerator coil brush. They are long, flexible and fit between baffles.
2. Use a hand pump or be very, very careful with an electric or drill operated pump.

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

05-09-2011

Replies: 13

cannot get engine to restart

Views: 1,121

Posted By PCSSailor

When you open the bleed valve, no fuel will...

When you open the bleed valve, no fuel will escape...just the air.

I too didn't believe it was working...which is why I loosened the nut.

I tried it one day and noticed the pump change from a...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

05-09-2011

Replies: 13

cannot get engine to restart

Views: 1,121

Posted By PCSSailor

Glad you got it started. When it happens...

Glad you got it started. When it happens again.....

If you have the Universal 5432, there should be a bleed valve located on the fuel injector manifold. The manifold is where the fuel lines exit...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

05-07-2011

Replies: 18

Chartplotter

Views: 2,194

Posted By PCSSailor

I have a swing arm mounted radar/chart plotter....

I have a swing arm mounted radar/chart plotter. It's mounted on the port bulkhead and swings into the companionway. It works but I wouldn't do it again.

1. I used a small three arm...hard to...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

05-05-2011

Replies: 3

windlass 12vdc

Views: 715

Posted By PCSSailor

ELE Windlass on 37

I installed the Muir 1250 (vertical / below deck motor). I ran 2/0 cable to the pannel. While the compartment between the chain locker and the vbirth is ideal for a battery, I to wanted to minimize...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

04-20-2011

Replies: 23

Anchor washdown system

Views: 3,308

Posted By PCSSailor

Washdown details...sorry for late reply

The factory must have pre-planned two deck fittings about an inch and one-half inboard from the bulwark because the gel coat was cracked in two circles. I installed a water fill in one hole and the...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

03-10-2011

Replies: 23

Anchor washdown system

Views: 3,308

Posted By PCSSailor

Washdown on 37

Brokesailor,

Seems like everyone is placing the pump under the head sink. Because I already had a shower pump on the bulkhead, I actually made it difficult on myself and placed it under the head...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

03-02-2011

Replies: 8

PCS Battery Location Ideas

Views: 1,060

Posted By PCSSailor

Perfect, thanks John. Exactly what I'm...

Perfect, thanks John. Exactly what I'm envisioning. Looks like my AC compressor will be moving next to the icebox refirgeration or off the boat. Probably the latter.

Where'd you run your cable. I...

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

02-26-2011

Replies: 8

PCS Battery Location Ideas

Views: 1,060

Posted By PCSSailor

Yep size of boat would help wouldn't it....she's...

Yep size of boat would help wouldn't it....she's a 37
Ike, all great points thanks.

Forum: Pacific Seacraft

02-25-2011

Replies: 8

PCS Battery Location Ideas

Views: 1,060

Posted By PCSSailor

PCS Battery Location Ideas

Need ideas re battery location. They are currently aft of icebox on a strange factory molded shelf with some kind of 1/2 cylinder cut-out...another question...another time.

Have 3 batteries which...

Forum: Electrical Systems

07-05-2010

Replies: 0

Orca Green Marine, no customer service

Views: 595

Posted By PCSSailor

Orca Green Marine, no customer service

Orga Green Marine

Two months, three customer service voice mail messages, and two emails to the president.

No response.

If you have any problems with their gear, you are on your own.

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

01-31-2009

Replies: 0

Jrc 1800 Cp

Views: 858

Posted By PCSSailor

Jrc 1800 Cp

I'm looking for the PC interface software referenced in the JRC 1800 chart plotter manual. Supposedly it can be downloaded from the JRC site, but I cannot find it. Furthermore, the JRC service folks...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

06-07-2006

Replies: 8

Electrical

Views: 784

Posted By PCSSailor

I'll try to answer both replies. It will be...

I'll try to answer both replies.
It will be dedicated at the bow.
My house and start banks are seperated. The windlass battery will be added to the house side.
My OEM alternator has an internal...

Forum: Gear & Maintenance

06-07-2006

Replies: 8

Electrical

Views: 784

Posted By PCSSailor

Electrical

If my targeted windlass Muir 1250 has a line speed of 48ft/min (say 30 for chain) and a amp working load of 100/60 (say 70) amps and I have about 60 feet of chain out, then I will consume 70 amps for...

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