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We had a leak in the hand held hose for the sugar scoop shower that drained the tank and filled the bilge.

stainless pex crimp rings and crimp tools are pretty inexpensive - $20 for the tool - and IMO better than the slip-in style… but you do need room to get the tool onto the connection… -Rob

I had a problem with the plastic tees that connected the water lines to the hot water heater. One developed a small crack which slowly leaked water in the port bilge on my 2001 lagoon 380. I replaced

We switched to 3 blade Flexofold props on our 2012 L400. It was the best investment we've made to the boat, after solar. We get better speeds when motoring and better speeds sailing. I've followed

Troubleshooting Tip first, pay attention to your fresh water pump. if it cycles on it own every once in a while, meaning no one has open a faucet, it should not, never. If it does, you have a leak on

Steve, I was replying to Marc to try to help him find his leaks in that area but have never personally had that problem. I described the same water lines you did and, although I didn't specifically

Glen, As a prior owner of a 2001 380 owners version, I had the same problem. I eventually found a leak had developed in the plastic water lines running from the pump under the galley sink to the sink

On my 380-S2 owners version, there are no factory freshwater lines near the starboard fuel tank. A leak in the lines that run from under the kitchen sink to the starboard head could definitely fill

Marc, On a 380, a freshwater leak in the port hull is most likely to be one of two things. 1) The deck shower fitting is leaking (start by looking on the port engine room and following the pipework

Where is you hot water tank. On mine its located under the port side aft bunk. if it leaks it drains into the bilge

Seems like a chance to change to feathering props like the kiwis ? -Rob

Mack Sails Stuart, FL. They will travel. ________________________________ Sent: Friday, March 15, 2019 1:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [lagooncatowners] Standing rigging replacement We

I think the are Volvo prop 18 ‘’, not sure about pitch.? -- —- David

Update - determined 18" is proper size, so will begin local search in morning in Stuart FL area.

Went to get water from mooring today.? Once released, determined quickly I had no fwd or reverse on port engine.? With some help did not? hit anything as finally managed to get hooked up again.?

We need to replace the standing rigging on our L420, 2007.? We are thinking Deltaville Va may be less expensive than the Annapolis area or we could also do it in NC somewhere on our way south this

I have a 2017 450S owners version, with A/C. ? If you have ducting, try to place units to minimize having to run or move additional ducts. ?In our case, I believe we have 4 units. ?One for each

My 2004 Lagoon 43 PC (owner's version, 220 V ) lacks air conditioning, which is going to be a problem as I relocate from Vermont to Florida. There are air ducts that will blow "cool" or heated air

Bennett Bros in Wilmington,? NC hauls the old 420 Lagoons with 24.5'.

Greatlist. You might add Palmetto Deytens in Charleston,SC up to 24 foot beam Ben(Katmandu) Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Thursday, March 7, 2019 5:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: