Recent content by nussbda

Hi - Defender should have them. Dave

The label on the steering ram on my 2002 Camano (hull #172) says Seastar BA150-7ATM. Dave

When I periodically replace the coolant in my TAMD-41pa (2002 Camano Troll) it takes approximately 10 quarts. As recommended above, just check occasionally as the engine warms up and if necessary add additional coolant as any air pockets work themselves out. Dave

Hi Peter, It's been a few years, but my recollection is that if you empty the port settee the back wall has a removable "hatch" - held in with 4? Robertson screws. This will give you access to the fuel vent and vent line and I think the fuel fill. They are behind the air conditioning flex...

Sorry, 2002 Troll. (I couldn't find anyone who could convert the Volvo numbers to length. I pulled the old cables and measured). Dave

I used 14 foot series 33 cables (10-32 threaded ends) from the flybridge to the lower helm on my 2022 Troll. Dave

Looks good. Enjoy. How about "Slow Dance"?

Camano Door Latch Hi Alex, I did not have to modify the door frame slot. I don't recall if I was able to reuse the latch part of the old lock, or if the new latch fit. The only "modification" was the chrome plated back plate which just sits behind the door knobs. Dave

The brand I got is a Marks Entry Knob, and I also got a chrome plated back plate to cover the unpainted part of the door. Mine failed 7 years ago. I brought the failed lockset to a locksmith in Annapolis and he sold me the replacement. Afterwards I saw the equivalent at Home Depot.

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I used a "commercial" outside passageway lock and a cover plate since the base bezel was smaller. I got both from a locksmith but later realized Home Depot carried them. I couldn't source the original lock either. Dave

I just replaced a 6 gallon Seaward with a 6 gallon Whale Seaward from Defender. 9 - 10 year life seems to be what's expected. The new one was a direct replacement. All the plumbing and the mounting holes lined up. Sent from my SM-G991U using Trawler Forum mobile app

I see terminal strips for your electrical connections and hydraulic lines for your steering.

Make sure the fuel tank vents are clear as well. Dave

Let me know if you would like morebpictures. Dave Sent from my SM-G991U using Trawler Forum mobile app