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Re: Sea Cock corrosion

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John Larke

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Date Posted: 6/02/05 21:03:07
In reply to: John Larke 's message, "Sea Cock corrosion" on 3/02/05 21:34:34

Fleur de Leigh is moored on a swinging outer trot deep water mooring on the Thames just upstream of Tilbury Docks. The boats have approx 40 feet separation. Vary rarely visits a marina, so I think the problem lies in the vessel itself. Last season, April to november, the shaft anode was about 60% depleted, but the anode in the engine water jacket was only about 10% depleted. If I fit an anode to the steel fin keel,will I need to ground the engine to a keel bolt? Thoughts please. Regards John.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Sea Cock corrosion	Brian Henry	7/02/05 9:32:21