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Hi Chuck,
Thanks for setting my mind at ease. First question: are the bronze seacocks connected electrically (i.e., by wire) to your engine ground? If not, you have nothing at all to worry about. No, they are not. If they are grounded by wire, is there a reason? There are many different bronzes, of course, but in the old days, they would last the life of the boat. Were they replaced 4 years ago because of corrosion or failure? No, that's when the boat was built. I believe a reasonably knowledgeable diver would be able to detect energetic corrosion of the seacocks, as well as any other underwater metals, like the ruddershaft. I gather you used a diver to inspect your prop shaft zincs after you installed the isolator but you didn't check the seacocks at the time? No, I replaced the prop shaft zincs when the boat was hauled out in May. Good luck, and hopefully, suspend the paranoia. Suspended now...with thanks. Claus |
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