Zincs
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Zincs
What kind of zincs do you use on the steel rudders and prop shafts? I ordered the zincs from M and didn't get any for the steel parts.
Re: Zincs
I've gotten my anodes from Boatzincs.com. They have a separate listing for Marinettes for the bar strips:
http://www.boatzincs.com/marinette-bar.html
I've used their recommendation of using that bar strip for the rudders, keel, and trim tabs.
For the propeller shaft I've used the "egg" anode that's worked quite well.
Bill
http://www.boatzincs.com/marinette-bar.html
I've used their recommendation of using that bar strip for the rudders, keel, and trim tabs.
For the propeller shaft I've used the "egg" anode that's worked quite well.
Bill
Bill & Sharon Cassedy
"Sunset Seeker"
'88 32' Sedan Bridge to be sold (updtd 1-1-22)
"Sunset Seeker Too" (SS2)
'88 41' Marquis hardtop. (as of 1/1/22)
Located in Aurora, In.
Always fresh water.
"Sunset Seeker"
'88 32' Sedan Bridge to be sold (updtd 1-1-22)
"Sunset Seeker Too" (SS2)
'88 41' Marquis hardtop. (as of 1/1/22)
Located in Aurora, In.
Always fresh water.
Re: Zincs
same as for rest of the boat. replace when they are 50% "used up." By the way, if shafts are properly isolated, they shouldn't require any zincs. Conversely, if the shaft zincs show appreciable wear, shafts may not be isolated.mrmike1964 wrote:What kind of zincs do you use on the steel rudders and prop shafts? I ordered the zincs from M and didn't get any for the steel parts.
-joel-
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD
former owner 1988 '32 FB Sedan
Chesapeake Bay
twin 318 / 240 hp
Potomac MD