In the context of this particular forum I think Scott said it the best already. What I would have to say would just be saying it again.
Though there is one unit I looked at that I wouldn't use under any circumstances. This manufacturer uses a stainless steel spring inside the bellows, immersed in seawater, to provide the pressure for the seal. But it does have a very eyecatching yellow color.
Regards,
John Crowley
Passagemaking-Under-Power Mailing List
Bill Kimley just walked by and he confirms that Seahorse Marine is using PSS packless units and have for years, without problems. I have seen then on anumber of better boats, including the Tollycrafts and maybe even the 55' Fleming.
Frankly, I have liked them and had very little trouble.
Mike
Capt. Mike Maurice
Tualatin(Portland), Oregon.
alweld wrote:
> In the context of this particular forum I think Scott said it the best already. What I would have to say would just be saying it again.
> Though there is one unit I looked at that I wouldn't use under any circumstances. This manufacturer uses a stainless steel spring inside the bellows, immersed in seawater, to provide the pressure for the seal. But it does have a very eyecatching yellow color.
>
> Regards,
>
> John Crowley
> _______________________________________________
> Passagemaking-Under-Power Mailing List
Bill Kimley just walked by and he confirms that Seahorse Marine is using PSS packless units and have for years, without problems. I have seen then on anumber of better boats, including the Tollycrafts and maybe even the 55' Fleming.
Frankly, I have liked them and had very little trouble.
Mike
Capt. Mike Maurice
Tualatin(Portland), Oregon.