Haiku 2001 37-foot Pacific Trawler Operation Manual

13, 5/10/2008 - 13 Common Maneuvers, cont. Weighing Anchor: The anchor windlass uses considerable power from the house batteries, so use it only while the engine is running. Prepare to Depart Turn on the anchor windlass circuit breaker, and turn off the anchor alar…

26, 5/10/2008 - 26 Dinghy and Outboard Motor, cont. Starting the Motor: Fill with Gasoline Gasoline for the outboard is in a labeled container in the false smoke stack. It uses regular gasoline with no oil added. Open Valves The fuel valve is controlled by a lever whic…

8, 5/10/2008 - 8 Boat Operation, cont. Cruising: Cruising Speed Haiku’s engine, transmission, and propeller are set up for quiet, efficient cruising at about 1,500 – 1,600 RPM. This will drive her easily along near her hull speed of 7.85 kts and use about 2.3 gph. …

24, 5/10/2008 - 24 Heating Systems Haiku has two forced air heating systems: One uses a heat exchanger to get heat from the engine while under way, and the other uses diesel fuel for heat when the engine is not running Engine Heat Controls are mounted on the starboard side of t…

15, 5/10/2008 - 15 Electrical Systems 110-volt AC power is available from any one of three possible sources: shore power, the on-board generator, or the on-board inverter/charger. All AC equipment on board can be powered either from shore power or from the generator d…

22, Haiku 2001 37-foot Pacific Trawler 5/10/2008 - 22 Water and Sanitation Systems, cont. Emptying the Holding Tank: Pumping Out The waste cap is on the starboard rail. Unscrew it with the deck fitting wrench. (Check again – you don’t want to suck out diesel.) Insert the pump-out nozzle. Turn on the pump an…