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  • #5471
    luigi
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    I complete my last post

    My Nicholson 38 was built in 1969. Original motor PERKINS 4107.

    The exhaust mixer box has cracked.

    I must change or replace the exhaust mixer box parsons 1.5″.

    Did anybody meet this problem and could help me ?

    Does this exhaust mixer box parsons can be replace by an other one ?

    Yhanks for your ideas which will help me.

    Jean Louis

    BAIOS / Nicholson 38 n°32

    #10111
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    Keymaster

    Rainshadow’s previous owner said he had seawater get back into the engine exhaust manifold, and discovered the reason why was a cracked exhaust mixer. His mechanics solution was to repair the exhaust mixer by welding it, rather than replace it.
    I do not know the details of what failed, or what welding was required – but you might remove your exhaust mixer and find a welder to ask whether they think it can be repaired. Our repaired welder works great.

    Please let us know how this repair turns out.

    Marilyn

    #10131
    michael bennett
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    Hi Marilyn,
    Glad you are back hope you had a good trip.

    When i click the link above ‘reason’ it takes me here: http://www.internetcorkboard.com/search.php?q=reason is it supposed to ?

    Mike

    #10141
    racepassage
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    Hi Jean,
    Last year I junked the entire exhaust system and went with Vetus NLP waterlock with temp alarm in hose between waterlock and manifold. Following on I incorporated a vetus air vent venting overside. (if water is coming out of the vent then all is well). In the place of the old parsons I installed a vetus gooseneck which couples up to the existing exhaust hose through to the transom. All costs were quite reasonable and much less than buying a new parsons. It also allowed me to install all new hose from manifold to gooseneck and components fit nicely into the e/r space and in place of the parsons mixer.
    I have pics if required.
    Rgds-Roger..

    #10151
    luigi
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    Thank you Marylin, and thank you Roger for your answer.

    I am very interested with the solutions you gave me. Buying a new Parsons is really expensive.

    Roger, if you can send me the pictures, it would be great.
    Warm regards
    Jean Louis

    #10161
    racepassage
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    Certainly Jean, need yr e-mail address to send pics.-R

    #10171
    luigi
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    Thank you Roger,

    here is my e-mail
    jeanlouispoveda@wanadoo.fr
    Best Regards
    Jean Louis

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