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lumix dmc fz30 user manualI've shared it from my Google Drive for anyone who is interested. If anyone has access to such even though it is not a commander it is great to be part of the club. Always had a love for Connie's on Lake Minnetonka and I am in the process of restoration cosmetically (good bones and engines) If anyone has access to such even though it is not a commander it is great to be part of the club. Always had a love for Connie's on Lake Minnetonka and I am in the process of restoration cosmetically (good bones and engines). Thanks Jerry R The engine manual that I received with the boat is a 350K not Q. I could send you a copy. Not sure what other info you need. I have been working on mine for 2 years now. I would love to see more pics of her. I purchased mine 2 years ago at Alpena, Michigan. She was a freshwater boat for 37 years until I shipped her to Fl. She is not equipped with a heat exchanger. I keep her at my home on a boat lift in the Homosassa River Fl.Out to the gulf (salt water) back up the river (fresh water), no problems yet. Just completed a paint project on the bottom and the blue stripes. Much work to to be done but then again thats what we bought her for, a PROJECT. Thanks again Chris, I have been acquiring bits of information on all parts of the boat as she did not come with any manuals. I would be happy to share it all if it's something you need. Again, thanks to you and everyone for helping.The engine manual that I received with the boat is a 350K not Q. I could send you a copy. Not sure what other info you need. I have been working on mine for 2 years now. The manuals are quite rare and include: -1970 CHRIS CRAFT OWNER'S MANUAL -1966 CHRIS CRAFT MODEL 283 V-8 MARINE ENGINES OPERATOR'S MANUAL -1970 CHRIS CRAFT PARTS LIST MODEL 283 283M V-8 MARINE ENGINES V8 Manuals are in very good condition and would make an excellent Christmas gift for any Chris Craft fan. Prices vary, here are links to the three ebay listings.http://famous-celebrity-autographs.com/userfiles/ecoquest-eagle-5000-manual.xml

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I'm sure I'll have many question as I learn the systems on this boat but for now I'm wondering how to find instructions on using the alcohol part of the stove. I've never had an alcohol stove before.just propane. Thanks. Robb Pressurized is what Bruce is describing, it can be very dangerous if not properly pre-heated. I have owned both and prefer the non-pressurized, it is much safer. You pour alcohol in the canister, put in the stove, cover down, open the plate and lite the wick material, when done push lever to put plate over the wick. Link to operating instructions Pre-Heating the element causes the alcohol to flash to a gas as it is discharged. Our main reference feature is the ever expanding MASTER INDEX Files Be sure to look at the information about the 2009 Chris Craft Commander Rendezvous, second year in a row on Lake Erie!! PART - II June 15 2007, 1:49 PM Regards, Paul Respond to this message Paul ( no login ) Many different Paragon models were used on the 427 ( see dimensions in scan ) September 10 2007, 5:47 AM I received an email regarding dimensional deviation between paragon models used on the 427 models. The following scans may be able to clear up some of this, however, since the 427 was used on a variety of boats from Sea Skiff Corinthians, 31' Sports Express, and 47' Cruisers, there are undoubtedly a lot of different gear assemblies out there, not to mention the V-drive used on the 23' Commander. Hope this helps a bit. We'll add more info as it becomes available here onto this Paragon thread. This first image shows the profile of the HJ-7 This second image shows the P-400 profile. The HJ-7 Paragon was used on all 427 engines before (engine) serial number 402936 except for 402969 and 402998. It would be interesting to know about those last two serial numbers, eh. They were offered in 1.5:1, 2.0:1, and 2.5:1 gear reductions in a LH and RH configuration. The P-400 Paragon was used after engine serial number 402936 except for 402969 and 402998.http://www.kurashi-kyoiku.com/cms/dat/upimg/edm-solution-16-installation-manual.xml These were offered in the same gear ratios as noted above, but with the addition of a 3.0:1, which was undboutedly added to propell larger craft more efficiently. Note: These transmissions are VERY HEAVY. This is the small box used on the 283 and 327 inboard boats, and I managed to lift it by hand on one or two occasions, by leaning back against a wall. I was lucky I didn't hurt myself. Get a winch or get a friend from the World Wrestling Federation to help, Regards Paul Respond to this message Paul ( no login ) Model years for HJ-7 and P-44 Paragon March 26 2008, 3:44 PM Anyone planning a transmission or motor swap, or a new shaft, should be aware of the fact that 1964 38' Commanders through 1967 seemed to all come with the HJ-7 Paragon transimssion. After 1967, perhaps halfway through the 1967 model year, Chris Craft transitioned over to the Paragon P-44, which as you can see from the previous posting, is several inches longer in overall dimension than the earlier HJ-7. Any shift forward or aft would affect the balance of the boat, maybe not a lot, but when you are talking about that much weight X2, it can be significant. It is not known at this time whether the motor location remained constant when accepting the two transmission models, or whether the later series P-44 caused the motor to move forward a few inches. Naturally, this will potentially affect the length of your prop shaft being used. The HJ-7 uses 6 bolts from shaft hub to transmission. The P-44 has 4 bolts doing this same job. I have a pair of both of these transmissions, if anyone needs photo documentation of either one, please let me know. Regards, Paul This message has been edited by FEfinaticP on Mar 28, 2008 10:41 AM Respond to this message Paul ( no login ) Paragon transmission code March 26 2008, 3:47 PM The P series has a P 200, P 300 and P 400 model.https://www.ziveknihy.sk/audiokniha/eltax-avr-250-manual The 200, 300, 400 part of the equation designates the gear size, which is not directly tied to the reduction, but more so the load capacity of the transmission.March 26 2008, 6:07 PM Paul: Thanks for the code translation. I will use it on the paragons on my old BB 454s to see what I have. My question(s) revolves around what, if any, is a common ailment of the Paragons, other than getting old and not being made any more, and seals going out if not used. After I get the latest set of engines on the boat, I may try to start rebuilding the old engines and leave the paragons on them. Jerry Respond to this message Paul ( no login ) Paragon rebuilding (Parts list from Alto Products Corp) March 27 2008, 4:38 AM They don't make em like they used to. The industrial grade paragons have enough iron to make two new transmissions these days. They can be rebuilt and last another umpteen years. It depends on what all is being replaced, and with the the big tranny, if you are replacing internal plates, then that's not an unusual price. I'm sure it can be done for less, in shops that do this frequently as a routine, but we all have to remember, these things are heavy, it takes work, and the labor alone that it takes to handle them into the shop, rebuild them, handle them again for shipping (and of course, the rebuild parts) make up the total charges for working on this iron. We encourage you to contact this company directly for more info, availability, suitability, prices, etc.March 30 2008, 10:57 AM Hi Jerry. Not sure if it is a common ailment, but I have paragons like those in the manuals Paul has scanned in this thread. There is no adjustment on this model. My port motor creeps when in neutral. Based on the trouble shooting guidance, there is no cure short of breaking her open for clutch adjustment or replacement or clutch spring replacement. Am I wrong? Anyone? Howard Respond to this message Don ( no login ) Re: Creeping in neutral is not considered all that bad a problem March 30 2008, 3:19 PM Not great if you want to run the engines at anchor to charge batteries or make hot water I used to have to put out a stern anchor. That is the reason the new boat has Velvet Drives. Don Respond to this message March 30 2008, 4:57 PM After reading the posts, and having no experience with either transmission, I decided to put one of the Paragons on the starboard side and one of the Velvets on the port side. This way, if there is creep in neutral, I will simply go in a circle. THAT ought to make others give me plenty of room at the anchorage!!! I am only kidding. The new engines have Velvets and I will put those in, but I will rebuild the two spare engines with paragons and keep them as spares. Then when I hit the Lotto as I am planning on, I will have the paragons serviced by professionals. It's my mistake, I knew the P-44 was longer, but somehow when it was typed it didn't read that way, perhaps the phone rang who knows. Maybe it's a sign of getting old, yikes. The P-44 doesn't reference to this same point, but that tranny is CLEARLY several inches longer. Thank you kindly, for catching this one. Regards, Paul Respond to this message December 26 2008, 8:31 PM Paul, as you now I will be working on a pair of paragons very soon. I am glad this thread has worked it's way back to top. The material here is for indivudual personal use and is not to be sold. Chris Craft is a registered trademark of Chris-Craft. Neither Chris-Craft nor any subsidiaries of Chris-Craft shall bear any responsibility for the chriscraftcommander.com content, comments, or advertising. Chris Craft Commander Forum, Inc., is independent from Chris Craft (and the Chris Craft Commander Club) and is not affiliated with, sponsored or supported by those organizations in any way. 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There is halogen lighting and new beautiful teak and holly laid cabin sole. There are chrome faucets and pearl nickel finished towel racks, etc. A custom overhead deck prism provides day time illumination. Privacy is provided by new, custom solid teak louvered doors. The vessel is equipped with thirty-eight gallon holding tank which can be evaculated with an electric macerator pump at sea or through the stainless deck fitting at any shore pump out station. There is custom halogen lighting with indirect lighting of the rich teak and holly laid sole as well the counter top. A custom counter top hatch conceals additional storage and trash receptacle access. A hidden hinged door hatch leads to additional storage. To port is a built in microwave oven and automatic icemaker. Hot and cold pressure water system. The custom African mahogany bar top divides the galley from the salon. The aft cabin deck can be completely enclosed from weather with clear roll down eisinglass pannels. 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The obvious advantage of using a relay set up remains the reduction of overheating. When you’re installing an aftermarket kit you don’t want to confuse off road lighting with fog lighting. We’ve all seen those lifted four-wheel-drive pickup trucks with lights mounted on the roll bar. We call this off-road lighting. It doesn’t help in foggy situations. The goal becomes to slide a wide beam of focus light underneath the fog layer. The downside to mounting these lamps low on the automobile is the possibility of damage. They’ll be susceptible to road debris, deep water, ice and snow. If you live in an area of the country where these types of hazards exist, you might want to spend a little more on the fog lights themselves. Select lamps that include waterproof housings and stone guards that cover heavy duty glass to protect your investment. In a factory installed fog lamp situation they design the car from the ground up to carry this additional load. 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