What is it?

[Doug in Williamsburg]

Hi all,

I am creating this topic for anything you cannot identify which is on your tug.

I found a white wedge-shaped item loose in the bilge of the engine compartment Can anyone tell me what it is?


--Doug

 

[Doug in Williamsburg]

Here is another mystery. This tool was loose in the bottom of the briefcase which held all the equipment manuals. I do not know which piece of equipment it goes with.

Can anyone help?


--Doug

 

[walldog]

Here is another mystery. This tool was loose in the bottom of the briefcase which held all the equipment manuals. I do not know which piece of equipment it goes with.

Can anyone help?


--Doug

This tool is for your sink faucet to tighten to keep from dripping.

 

[hlgearheart]

Picture #2 would be a wrench that fits the top adjusting ring on the pullout faucet.

Howard

 

[tuggertoy]

Pic #1 looks like a left handed diesel smoke shifter.... I could be wrong however. 😀

Eric

 

[kaiserwe]

Picture 1 may be one of the wedges that are slid under the thru hull valves with a 90 degree off-set. They provide support if a heavy weight is accidently placed on the valve.

 

[sparky]

Agree with Kaiserwe on pic #1. These little blocks are under the seacock for the generator and a/c, to provide support. Don't ask me why they are only "tie-wrapped" in place Doug. :?

 

[Doug in Williamsburg]

Thanks guys and gals.

Your responses have been all very helpful.

I hope some other owners will continue to use this discussion for "widgets" on their boats.

--Doug

 

[doke01]

The wedges that are slid under the thru hull valves were done in response to a magazine article that criticized the 90 degree sea-cocks.

Don't know if the newer models were changed but the older ones were retrofitted.

 

[commander bill]

Tool in the 2nd photo also is used to install or remove the flag pole.