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Started by peislander, November 29, 2011, 11:01:44 AM

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Dale Tanski

Billy,
I believe that the RV20 has the strainer.  My RV10 had no strainer/filter.
Dale
"Maruska"
Pearson 365 Cutter Ketch
1976 Hull #40
Buffalo, N.Y.

S/V Deo Volente

Here is a link to a PDF of the Walter V Drives on the Pearson 323 website.
http://www.pearson323.com/documents/WalterVDrive.pdf
"S/V Deo Volente"
Pearson 365 Pilothouse
Hull #17 1980
Duluth Minnesota
Bob

Sta-Sea-Dawn

Your right...I just changed the pint...easy...thank you

SailingSeaDragon

For what it is worth the Walter V-Drive material posted on the P323 & P424 sites do NOT match the drive aboard Sea Dragon, our 1981 P367.. The body is different and the cooling tube is on the top of my V-drive vs. on the bottom as shown in the material on these sites.  The Pearson 424 (Regina Ocean), the 365's big sister, typically came with a version of the RV-20 vs the RV-10 special typically installed in our boats.


The Walter service team informed me that they built a complete unit specifically for Pearson Yacht which is what I have aboard Sea Dragon. If in doubt, you can call Walter with your V-Drive's serial number and they will tell the history of the unit, model number, and provide you with documentation for that model.  You may want to verify which unit you have before going too far.

Below are links to two (2) different versions of the RV-10.

http://www.sailingseadragon.com/Manuals/Walter_V%20_Drive.pdf (this is the Pearson Version of the RV-10)

It came with the "driveshaft" and Walter still stocks parts for both the V-Drive and shaft.... This I know as I have just replaced the seals in the V-drive and the U-Joint on the shaft. (Also, I was shamed into painting the shaft and V-drive by Dale's pictures. )

http://www.sailingseadragon.com/Manuals/Vdrive.pdf (this is the standard version of the RV-10)

Good luck,
Garner
Sea Dragon
1981 36 Cutter (367)
http://www.sailingseadragon.com

Dale Tanski

Garner....

:D I am still giggling over you admission regarding paint.  Perhaps I should post more pictures of the fixed ports!

Garner is correct, mine is also different than the 323 site link.  It has I am sure it has to do with the remote mount.

Dale
"Maruska"
Pearson 365 Cutter Ketch
1976 Hull #40
Buffalo, N.Y.