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On Thu, 16 Jul 2020 23:22:57 -0000 (UTC), Justan wrote:
Now that Fat Harry is history we have some new boating blood on rec.boats === Yes, very encouraging. It's also nice that every new post is not degenerating into a political food fight. Unfortunately I don't have any boating adventures to share right now, wish I did. My challenge this summer is to figure out where my stabilizer system is leaking hydraulic oil and fix it. Unfortunately my expertise lies elsewhere, and the so called experts have already failed several times. The system consists of a Vickers 10 hp hydraulic pump on the port side engine, coupled to a resevoir and control gyro. The gyro senses roll motion and sends fluid to remote servo valves as needed. The servo valves are like electrical relays in that a small input can control a large amout of power, in this case the power to turn the stabilizer fins in the proper direction to minimize roll. The leak(s) could be just about anywhere and access to hoses, servo valves and pistons is poor. Most likely suspects are leaking hydraulic seals, leaking hose or hose connection. All suggestions welcome. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com |