Re: L440 rigging specs for shrouds ?
Hi Dietmar,
Did you find the rigging specs for the L440 ?
I am trying to find them
Regards
Ian Wilbert
S/V Deno
|
Re: Windlass Problem: The Quick "Doesn't Fit" - What About the Lofren Tigress Windlass Instead?
Just saw your response.? Thanks for getting back to me.??
--
Bob Goldstein
s/v On Watch
Lagoon410
hull #38
Westbrook, CT
|
Re: help to setup leading control lines to cockpit on 410 series 1
Hi paul, i have an 410S2 hull #156, everything comes back to the cockpit, it's easy to sail alone.
I have two winches to port and one on starboard, they are on top of the roof, the rope clutches are in front, there are pulleys at the base of the mast to direct the halyards, topping lift, reef lines to the cluthes.
Let me know if you would like pictures, im at the boat now so it would be possible
Serge thiffault
Envoyé de mon iPad
|
help to setup leading control lines to cockpit on 410 series 1
good morning everybody
i am trying to decide whether to move my control lines to the cockpit or leave them at the mast. the main reason for this review of my setup is due to a lot of single handed sailing i do, on a coastal basis.
the first lagoon 410 series did not have this option. series 2 does.?
so i am seeking advice from someone who has do this or can review the series 2 410 and how it works.
i have gone over the pro and cons of mast or cockpit line management, so i am not looking for that debate.??
this is more a practical breakdown of procedure and general cost to achieve the above. i then can make an informed decision on my route to take.
thanks in advance
paul?
2003 410
hull no 110
|
L440 #029 charter version toilet to shower conversion
Hello,
has anyone done a conversion of one toilet to shower closet (standing shower) in L440?
I'm interested in turning one toilet into a shower room, as the showers as they are leave a lot to be desired.
In effect, what should I take into account?
Yours,
Miikka
|
Re: Removal of the Sliding Door
Yes we did, here is an excerpt from the email. Hope that helps, ?and thanks for the greetings.
Good afternoon John,
?
My apologies for the delay, your message got lost in my inbox. I am attaching a picture of the double adjustable roller, part number 191048, this is likely the one you have, it sells for $64.48. Unfortunately there were two rollers used on these doors and the documentation does not properly distinguish by hull number so take a look at the picture, I’m pretty confident this is the proper one however.
?
?
?
Thanks,
Alex Miller
Parts Sales Manager
MULTI-TECH MARINE SERVICES
LAGOON/BENETEAU
Authorized Repair Center and Spare Parts Dealer
2005 SW 20th?Street
Bay? 202
Ft Lauderdale, FL?33315
Parts@...
Office:?(954)-522-1114
?
|
Re: Removal of the Sliding Door
Hi John,
did you find a source for replacement rollers? Mine are due for replacement. Hope you both are well and greetings from Wilmington.?
Menno
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
What a great solution!
Thanks for sharing!
Richard
REWIRED
Lagoon 40
now in Croatia
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
I bought an inexpensive metal dock cleat with two mounting holes and a solid base that was slightly wider than the groove in the cap. I ground the width of the base so it fit snuggly in the cap. ?The ears on the cleat serve as a solid hand hold for both hands to move the cap. ?If it is really stuck you can slip a pipe over the end of the cleat to add some leverage. ?Works on the holding tanks as well.
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
I had the same problem. Channel locks and vice grip tore through the wood. I cut this from 5/8" plywood and use a 10" or 12" Crescent Wrench. It works great.? Glenn Baldwin? Lagoon 380 774 Serenity?
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
On Jul 26, 2018, at 8:33 AM, Brett < brett@...> wrote: Attached is the tool I made. Also good for removing mud from the anchor. ;-) I didn't bother making it a "+", as "l" worked just fine. The notch helps me get it level, as ours port was flush with the tank and then a long handle for leverage.
<IMG_20180726_111920.jpg>
--
?
|
Brett Biba
?
Captain | Key of Sea?| 2007 Lagoon 380 S2(#411)?| US East Coast
?
?
?
|
?
|
Re: Lagoon 440 - Sliding Door to main Salon
That's great advise, thanks John
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
Attached is the tool I made. Also good for removing mud from the anchor. ;-) I didn't bother making it a "+", as "l" worked just fine. The notch helps me get it level, as ours port was flush with the tank and then a long handle for leverage.
--
?
|
Brett Biba
?
Captain | Key of Sea?| 2007 Lagoon 380 S2(#411)?| US East Coast
?
?
?
|
?
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
So, I haven't tried it yet, but yesterday when I was cleaning my raw water strainer, it occurred to me. The top of the strainer from vetus has the same plus pattern as the water tank just reversed.?
I'm off the boat for a few days, but I was going to try and see if they fit. That would then give a nice big handle to open the tank with.
Donp S/v enjoy L421
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
When I asked the dealer he said Lagoon has one but I never could figure out how to get it.
|
Re: Paint at Saloon window frames
Thanks Jimmy and David, that’s what I wanted to here and was planning on doing. Just wanted to see if anyone else had done it with success! ? Steve in Solomons MD 2004 410 S2 E ?
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Jimmy Peters
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2018 1:47 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [lagooncatowners] Paint at Saloon window frames ? I repainted around my salon windows on my Lagoon 380 and it turned out nice. I used a spray paint can made to paint plastic I found at a hardware store.
|
Re: Lagoon 440 - Sliding Door to main Salon
Meir, That’s the one I have on a 2004 410. There is also one to lock the slider “window” above the sink on the 410. I don’t understand why it’s not on all models. You can just see the window one to the right of the attached picture. ? Steve in Solomons MD 2004 410 S2 E ?
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Meir Riba
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2018 3:26 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [lagooncatowners] Lagoon 440 - Sliding Door to main Salon ? This is strange. Our L400 has strong locking bolt to secure the door when open.? I believe it is a standard feature, the boat was delivered new with the bolt in 2011.
|
Re: Lagoon 440 - Sliding Door to main Salon
This is strange. Our L400 has strong locking bolt to secure the door when open.? I believe it is a standard feature, the boat was delivered new with the bolt in 2011. Meir Riba S/Y Bat-Yam L400 # 121
|
Re: Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
Move with care or break the cap.
2 or 4 hands is good, but sometimes not enough (getting a
stronger person can help).
Another option is 2 things to fit (snugly) into the ends of the +
shape then use a bar across them and extending out one end,
for example a socket wrench with a long handle and a pipe (socket
extension piece): socket fits in the +, long handle lies across
the port, small pipe fits into other end of + and rubs against the
socket handle, handle lies across red thingy and sticks out (a
lot) one end.
Be cautious of banging knuckles when it lets go.
When you get it out ... clean both threads really carefully
(toothbrush) ... any grit in the thread does not help for
tightening or next time.
Kingsley
L470, Sydney, Pittwater.
On 26/07/2018 12:45 PM, Scott Jay
wrote:
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
I have tried to open the red plastic inspection ports on the blue
plastic water tanks. No go. Tried making a + shaped male to fit
into the female out of wood and turn with vice grips. Broke the
wood. So is there a special tool to loosen this port? (pic is of
holding tank, not water tank, but it has the same inspection port)
|
Special tool to open inspection port on water tanks?
I have tried to open the red plastic inspection ports on the blue plastic water tanks. No go. Tried making a + shaped male to fit into the female out of wood and turn with vice grips. Broke the wood. So is there a special tool to loosen this port? (pic is of holding tank, not water tank, but it has the same inspection port)
|
Re: Lagoon 440 - Sliding Door to main Salon
Yes we too had problems with the rollers on our 2010 L400 Salt and corrosion set in and seized the roller that eventually developed a flat spot. Still slid but not as easily. Spraying with lubricant is now on our regular maintenance regime.
disassembly of the door was relatively easy.
1 remove anti lift attachment top of closing side on the vertical style. See pic
2 lift door out ( we place on saloon table) if you look at the bottom you can see the rollers
3 remove 2 large screws at bottom of vertical styles holding bottom horizontal mullion in place. One on each side.
4 gently tap bottom mullion down to reveal enough of the extrusion to slide the roller mechanisms out.
5 loosen the screw holding the roller mechanisms in place and slide out the end of the extrusion?
From here lubricate and disassemble the mechanism. We purchased a nylon roller from a local hardware store that happened to have the right bore and diameter but was .5mm narrower still works okay. You can buy the assembly from a Lagoon part supplier but they were 5 weeks getting back to us by then we had the job done.?
Reassembe, put door in place, adjust for alignment and coupling of door lock with screws in the roller mechanisms at the bottom of door
hope that helps
John currently in Fiji
|
Strawnies
John L400 Hull #73
Meir Riba
