Volvo Penta 2002

Thanks to everyone who weighed in on my post about relocating the
bilge pump on Jolie Brise. I’m going to install two pumps on one
platform, with the backup pump situated two to three (?) inches
higher than the primary, wired to independent circuits, fused
separately, with separate thru-hulls for each pump. Primary is
2000gph, secondary is 3700gph. Platform to be glassed in just
forward of the aft water tank, and the switches facing aft. Using 12g
Ancor wire and smooth walled Shields hoses.

I’ve single handed the boat from Beaufort, SC to Palm Beach, FL, no
big deal, but I’ve only been sailing for two years, so for me it’s an
accomplishment. Hoping to get to the Tortugas this winter, and then
get to Annapolis this summer.

I’m looking to buy another Volvo-Penta 2002, like the one I’ve got.
The engine in the boat is fine, but I’d like to put another one in my
shop, and learn to work on it during the weeks between sailing days.
Does anyone know where I might find said engine?

Jonathan

Jonathan: am replacing the 1983 Volvo 18 hspwr in my BCC in the coming month. The engine performs nicely but I am overhauling "SENTIENT" since purchasing the boat last March. It is moored in Anacortes. Presume the engine could be shipped and you are welcome to have it "surveyed" while it is still in the boat. The price is right.
Richard Smith 

If the engine is running, that’s all I need to know. I could have
Allied Van Lines ship it, if you could drain the fluids. I think they
could put it on a pallet, I don’t think they will require a crate.
I’ll check on that. Would you contact me directly at
jonathanlang@bellsouth.net to work out the details.

Thanks very much,

Jon Lang

— In bcc@yahoogroups.com , richard smith <ras9463@y…> wrote:

Jonathan: am replacing the 1983 Volvo 18 hspwr in my BCC in the
coming month. The engine performs nicely but I am
overhauling “SENTIENT” since purchasing the boat last March. It is
moored in Anacortes. Presume the engine could be shipped and you are
welcome to have it “surveyed” while it is still in the boat. The
price is right.

Richard Smith