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Wayne Roworth
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Wayne Roworth's Discussions
Stuck Sea Cock Strainer
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One of my Sea cock valves similar to the attached pic is stuck open. The cylinder handle is missing and I have been using a small bolt to close it. Should I heat it up? Put a screw driver in it and…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Wayne Roworth Jan 15, 2018.
Height of a 67 Commander Sedan FB
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I could not find this in the models section of the site. Would anyone offhand know the height from the waterline to the FB rail or FB helm on a 67 Commander Sedan FB? My Bimini is 4 ft. I need this…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave Bernard Apr 4, 2017.
3000 RPM Limit for Crusader 454 and electronic ignition.
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My port engine will not exceed 3000 RPM. It has a laboring sound at this point. The starboard engine kicks into that sweet sounding "Wah" sound at around 3500 RPM but even it does not exceed that…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Wayne Roworth Jul 28, 2016.
Additional Gas Reservoir
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Hi everyone! I'm contemplating running the Tombigbee waterway from Tennessee to Mobile and I have read there is an over 200 mile stretch with no gas pumps. My 38 Commander will not cruise that far.…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Marcia Elkins Mar 17, 2016.
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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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Wayne,
My email has changed back to bonniedick@verizon.net and I just got around to correcting it. I was wondering why I wasn't getting any messages from the forum! Now I know................
Tim Gressett
Hi, Wayne. Salli and I both enjoyed meeting you and the other members at the regional at Hale's Bar Marina-you have a great boat! I did not expect to win anything at the drawing, but was sure pleased to receive the beautiful coffee mug-thank you. We look forward to meeting up with you and your wonderful wife once again and soon! Best regards, Roger
Well, don't know what your gear reduction is on the re-power. Maybe they
are the same 2.5:1 that the 427's used. If it is different, that would
explain a lot.
The originals were 4394 & 4395. They are T-33 and 23X25. The Diesels used
23X26 with 2.0:1 gear reduction.
So, my guess is that you have different reduction gear. When you get that
information, a change in props will be clearer.
Jim
I didn't recommend any props for Bill. He used the props that were on the boat when he got it. These are 4394 & 4395. T-33 style, 23" x 25". These props were used on diesel powered 38 sedans. They're a bit too much for you. I would recommend taking 1" of pitch out, preferably 2". Not all prop shops can do that on these big props. If you would like to discuss, call me on 331-442-5460 (My wife's cell, mine is in the hospital) :-(