Forums General Discussion 12V Gen and Scuba compressor went in yesterday

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      petedd
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      Pictures here: http://drop.io/pearson424

      The first picture shows the new engine bed, covered with plywood. Thin
      layer of plywood slid on the thicker lower layer and the genset went
      right in, albeit uphill all the way. The fuel tank has been removed.
      Note the dark plywood on the engine bed. That is the plywood that was
      around the tank. The darkness is from years of moisture and fuel. The
      new tank is fiberglassed into the hull, under the salon. Pictures on
      that later.

      The second picture shows the boom we made for my buddy’s tractor. Note
      the large block of concrete on the back as a counterweight (mostly for
      lifting the main engine. We used this to take out the old engine and
      will us it to put the new Beta 50 in next week.

      Third picture: going in the hatch.

      Fourth picture shows how much room there is under the cockpit with the
      genset there. It is easy to get in the port laz to access the genset.
      I also put in a hatch in the cockpit floor. Two 4″ air intakes were
      installed in the port cooming box. The two air ports on the aft rail
      now are both turbo suck fans. They turn on if either the engine or the
      generator is running, keeping the engine compartment cool. I can also
      turn them on manually or of course turn them off at the breaker for
      operating in really cold weather.

      I’ll send pictures of the final install with the new panel over the
      engine, controls, etc in a couple of weeks.

      Pete

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