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John Shanahan
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John Shanahan's Discussions
Possible leaking fresh water tank
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Hello Fellow members,I have a 1980 401 Commander I have been refitting her for 2 years she sat for a decade. I have tried to fill the freshwater tank and all that happens is the bilge pumps kick in.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Mario on Wednesday.
Accessing the helm on the main deck 1980410 commander
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High folks,Just wanted to check with the group to see if anyone on a couple of items- this group has always been so helpful!First, Lisa and I are new-sih liveaboards and I have not yet been able to…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ronald Zick Feb 17.
Shore water pressure regulator on a 1980 Commander 410
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Hello all,First, let me just say.. winter please depart... Second I think the pressure regulator on my shore water is old and in need of maintenance. The flow at the dock is great and inside the…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Jim Rivas Feb 12.
Groco SVS strainer top cap
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Hello, all I am seeking a replacement for the top of my original Groco heat/AC strainer. Mine is slightly arced and while it is brass I would like to find a replacement. I called Groco and it is not…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Shanahan Dec 29, 2020.
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Profile Information
- Which Commander model do you presently own?
- 410 Commander
- Boat Year
- 1980
- Boat Name
- Irish Wake
- Hull Number
- CCHD214M80C-410
- Engines
- Marine Power 454
- Home Port
- Pioneer Landing Knoxville TN
- City
- Knoxville
- State
- Tennessee
- Phone Number
- 8153079016
- Spouse's full name
- Lisa Shanahan
- Have you ever owned any other Commanders?
- 31' Commander×
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6th Annual CCCC Photo Contest Winners
1st Place: Mark Struebing, Michigan USA Model: 1969 35 Sports Cruiser
2nd Place: Kristian & Jacqueline, Illinois, US Model: 1967 27' Commander Custom
3rd place: Dawn Stone, Michigan, US Model: 1970 55' Commander
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