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Hi All: Thanks for the advice. I pulled the carb and cleaned it without incident and it was easier than it looks. I still am not getting the wot rpms as the port engine but it looks to be related to linkage to the Morse controls as I can open the throttle on the carb. by hand to get the higher revol...

Thanks all for the tips. I will be waiting until I am dockside with auto access, in case I have to make a run the the hardware store for dropped parts.

Dan Haun

Hi all: My starboard engine is sputtering a bit and won't reach max rpm. I had a similar issue on the port side and fixed it with a carb cleaning. It looks like carb removal is more difficult on this side and I wonder if removing the intake manifold is the best practice. Any advice or experience is ...

Hi All:

My 32 monohull took about 1.5 gallons minimum for two coats of Trinidad. I usually bought two gallons and painted three coats in critical areas.

How much should I buy for the PDQ 32?

Thanks in advance for your help.
Dan Haun
PDQ 32 TomKat

Thanks, Sandy and all. I will check these things when we deliver the boat and haul out. Right now we are enjoying the trip and the boat and trying to learn all the new systems. We come from a pretty simple monohull and now have radar, AC, refrigeration, propane and solar power. I'm sure that I'll ha...

Thanks all. I'm not getting near that speed,Thinwater. 6.9 K with both engines WOT. The bottom is not foul but is in rough shape (tired ablative over Trinidad). The engines are 2007 with about 350 hours. There was no wind, speedo and gps speeds match so no current. Any suggestions are appreciated. A...

The folks at Indiantown marina insisted that we would make it OK but I wasn't 100% sure and watched the finder. The lowest number that we saw was 2.7 feet (below the keel I trust but with so many gators I was not jumping in to calibrate) and we are now tied to the dock at Moore Haven. We dropped to ...

Hi All: We are new owners of TomKat (PDQ32 classic) and will probably have a lot of questions. Today is our first day. We left Indiantown Florida this morning heading west in the Okeechobee waterway. I probably need to make 6 knots to reach our intended destination at a decent hour. Right now we are...