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Just pulled the oil dip stick and fuel or water started pouring out, it looked like fuel. ?? Sent from my iPhone

Just installed new hose and engine responded the same, started right up, 10 seconds it's starts revving up and spouting white smoke and oil out of exhaust. Could the be something clogging the intake,

Oh, one more thought. Do you have a fuel filter with a water separator? If not, definitely install one, and if so, check the water catcher on the bottom to make sure you don't water in your fuel

Filling the tank should not cause the breather hose to fail. Too much pressure from a clogged breather filter, failed CDR valve, or kinked hose can cause smoke and other problems (engine trying to

Thx Scott I just got some thicker fuel hose with 3/8 ID and some clamps. I just filled the 15 gallon tank a couple of days before this problem and am wondering how that might cause the breather hose

There should be some foam or something under where the breather attaches to the engine (see the service manual for the engine) that catches oil so it doesn't go out the breather, but the crankcase

My Tartan 27 #332 from 1967 was re powered before I bought it last January with a Yanmar which has been running great until a few days ago when I noticed some oil in the bilge and discovered the

Hey, I took mine off this year, but had already removed the ice box. I'd say take the rest of the screws out then tilt it so you can cut it off with a grinder. I didn't replace those screws when I put

I have a complete T27 #442 minus the Atomic Four anchored in Tampa Bay that I'm giving away for the cost of transferring the title into your name.

Good opportunity to permanently remove the icebox! We put in a nice cupboard that serves as a pantry when cruising. AC/DC fridge or use a good cooler. Just a thought.... Marty 1967 T27 Poseidon

Hi all, I'm thinking of pulling the coamings and refinishing them over the winter in the heated comfort of my garage. I remember hearing that the screws that hold them in place are partially covered

1970 Tartan 27 "Irish Lady" (Hull #442 built in 1969) I bought this boat with the intention of hauling her and bringing her home for a complete refit. Unfortunately, my situation has changed and I

This is great! I am no longer a T27 owner as I am in the midst of a total overhaul of my Tartan 34 but these are awesome and will be ordering me some too!

Wow, that's pretty sweet, especially the other items available, such as the water bottles, mugs, and magnets! Well done! T27Owners@...> wrote:

I was looking for a Tartan 27 T-shirt and wasn't able to find anything so I designed my own. and created a cafepress store if anyone else would like one. link is here http://www.cafepress.com/Tartan27

not my boat but one in the yard where I store over winter. looks to be in great shape and comes with winter storage. https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/boa/d/tartan-27-yawl/6334698637.html

Congrats! Looks great! Fred Liesegang Eagle #662

Thanks Tim. I am much closer....2.5 hrs round trip!! Can't wait to get in some Fall sailing!

Congratulations! I'm a two hour commute from my boat, six hours is brutal. Hopefully you're right next to her now. Tim

Hi Folks,??After a summer of making a 6 hr commute to work on her many times, I have finally gotten? Brass Ring shipshape and have sailed her from Stony POint NY to her new home port in Warwick