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[Tiara Open] Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Printable Version +- Tiara Yacht Owners Forum (https://www.tiaraownersclub.com/forum) +-- Forum: General Discussion Forum (https://www.tiaraownersclub.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: General Boating Discussion (https://www.tiaraownersclub.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=9) +--- Thread: [Tiara Open] Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open (/showthread.php?tid=8539) |
Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Tony Saitta - 02-17-2023 Can the Engine seacock in a Tiara 3800 open be serviced while the boat is in the water? RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - MC1600 - 02-17-2023 Guess it depends on that you mean by “serviced.” What needs to be done? RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Tony Saitta - 02-17-2023 Opening and closing very difficult, damaged brass/bronze handle trying to close seacock RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - MC1600 - 02-17-2023 You could definitely replace the handle as that’s attached on the outside. Before doing anything dramatic, I’d shoot everything with some PB Blaster and let it soak in that. You could even remove the hose (with the valve closed), suck the water out, and shoot some down there. If that doesn’t work, I think your only next step would be to deal with this during your next haulout. You certainly cannot open the valve with no hose while it’s in the water. RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Tony Saitta - 02-17-2023 Thanks MC 1600 RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Joeboch348 - 02-17-2023 I was wondering if I could replace mine as well while in the water. RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Donaldjames - 02-18-2023 (02-17-2023, 09:05 PM)Joeboch348 Wrote: I was wondering if I could replace mine as well while in the water. Only if you hate your boat and want to sink. RE: Servicing Seacock on a Tiara 3800 open - Sans Peur - 02-20-2023 My boat is coming out tomorrow. Other than paint, the main reason is the port engine seacock is stuck open and I don't want to start beating on it in the water. Imagine breaking that off. A 4" hole in the bottom of the boat would not be stoppable. The least I would do is put it in the straps of the lift and then start working o it. If it is an easy fix you are usually only charged for the travel lift time and not blocking. |