Hi guys There are quite a few different March pumps. You need to be careful to specify the flow and pressure requirements before deciding which one to buy. Remember they are centrifugal pumps not

Hello again The maramu 46 we have bought doesn't have the original furling system. It has a recently added frofurl ndec 430 I pick up the boat on tues 😎 but believe it has a twin luff grove So

Hi Dean, I bought the March pump from Tom Martland at "flagshipmarine.com" in Florida USA. I found Tom's price cheaper than the March distributors. The unit was the: March magnetic pump 510gph

I was speaking about the power to our Amels from the 50 amp 220 volt 60 cycle outlet on the dock pedestal. Fair Winds Eric Kimberlite Amel Super Maramu #376

I thought the USA was 110 volt?? Danny

Ryan, Here in the USA you have 60 cycle 220-240 volts in all the outlets. The water heater is a resistive device and doesn’t really care what frequency the electric is. The AC unit and chargers

I have not had to solve that particular problem, but it sounds like a rivnut might be an answer instead of a molly-bolt Another creative solution, might be to get a sheet of 3/8" thick G10. Epoxy it

Kent, My thoughts are: Is the tub empty? Belt? Motor? Control panel? Fill level switch? Replace it because it is 20 years old? But, I cannot recommend which of the above to start with. CW Bill

Ryan, Don't get your panties twisted. Yes, I made a typo. It is microfarads, but it is also printed on the capacitor. CW Bill Rouse Admiral, Texas Navy Commander Emeritus Amel School

Anyone have any thoughts on a Thompson Australe washer and dryer that doesn't spin anymore? Kent Robertson S/V Kristy SM 243

I'm confused, you two seem to be agreeing and yet you're saying different things. mF and µF differ by a factor of 1000! m is the metric prefix for milli, i.e. 1/1,000. µ (often written u because

Hi all. On my last passage, the base of my foreword Quiet Flush Jabsco head broke. Jabsco has changed the base and the old ones are no longer available. The new base doesn't have the outboard bolt

Pat, In my experience, "Kryptonite" flex cable comes in several thicknesses and the one that is between 3/8" and 7/16" is difficult to cut. The thieves usually steal the best available dinghy with the

Dean, Yes, that 10 mf run capacitor is the most common failed part when the pump is doing what you say. Of course there could be other causes. Mark Erdos makes a very good point about the best

Hi Pat, I think all the locking methods only stop the impulse thefts. If someone sets out to steel a dinghy and comes equipped they're going to get one no matter what we do. One time we were at the

Ian, It sounds very much like my problem. Fortunately I was able to see the flooding and stop the machine, which stop the flood of water. It thus may be that in my case the valve is OK but the

Thanks all, it sounds like everyone is using chain, which is heavy and can be cut , I was hoping someone had discovered a flexible cable that was difficult to cut . I guess its chain and keeping the

Bill, are you referring to the 10uF (10 microFarad) cap which is in the box on top of the pump?

I lived on a boat for 15 years in cool San Francisco, which pales in comparison to winter in Boston. But I'll second the comment that moisture is the enemy. Every breath you take adds water to the