PDQ OWNERS FORUM

From the amaunt of diesel you are describing inthe bilge it sounds like you should be able to see at least a drip - the return lines will only have a flow when the engine is running. If there is an inline fuel issue your engine will be very hard to start, possibly requiring bleeding before it will s...

All, Our needs our basically for getting in and out of the slip and since 1/8 hp trolling motor will move the boat, I'm sure that 5 or 6hp will move us just fine. Since it requires 24v operation in the short term I'll install 2 group 24 batteries and a seperate 24v 8A trickle charger. The reason tha...

The Story: I'm pretty sure that we have hull No. 12, II the Max (formerly "Buckaroo" - we had to change the name). This boat was built with a single Yanmar 24 HP diesel inboard in the port hull. Once underway she handles great, easily cruises at 6-7 Kts burning under .75 gal of fuel per ho...

Our boat came with the standard propane demand heater and our insurance required us to remove it. As a replacement we added a simple 4 gal marine electric water heater and mounted it in the port aft hull (all the way at the rear of the compartment above the shaft log). I'm a little nuts about keepin...

Ours is QPQ00012B*** So would hull number 12 be correct?

Maxi

K, Our PDQ 36 came with an after market dish sink sprayer and the one problem we had was that the plastic hose had a terrible odor. We finally took the hit and ordered a new Scandvik Sink-Shower head with the metal flex hose (and water saver valve). As you mentioned it was definately "boat buck...

Thanks for the responses - ours is the same format with "QPQ" so I'll check and we can add our hull No. to the Owner's list.

Thanks,

MB

- I was looking at my Hull ID, we have a 1991 PDQ 36 Classic and I'm not sure which part of the ID is the Hull Number.

Thanks,

Maxi

J, Did you ever have any success locating a piece of the TACO Marine rub/toe rail? I need about 16' and don't want to buy a full 34' section either. I'm going to be checking around the Annapolis area for sources. Thanks to your post, I saw that the material is still available. Let me know how your s...