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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote fiore Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 February 2022 at 12:03
Ciao, I have to do the same job and I have to order Trudesign sea cocks. I have a Hanse 400 from 2010 have you found the estte dimensions? Thank you Fiorenzo
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Yeoey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 February 2022 at 19:07
Hi and greetings frm Australia,

Sorry can’t help with dimensions- when the job was done the fellow who did it just measured existing  fittings and ordered them from chandlery - May I suggest that you check Trudesign website for guidance and specifications and email them direct fir their thoughts if you need professional guidance. 

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DJgun Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 February 2022 at 10:55

The list of Trudesign fittings required to replace all the thru hulls is as follows. this was prepared by someone in a the forum. It is correct gfor my 2007 build 400e, but I ca not say if it is correct for 2010 build.

Black Waste:
1,5" throughhull
1,5" 90 degree
1,5" valve
1,5" hose connector for 38 mm hose

Toilet inlet:
3/4" through hull
3/4" 90 degree
3/4" valve
3/4" hose connector for 19mm hose


Shower out:
3/4" through hull
3/4" 90 degree
3/4" valve
3/4" hose connector for 19mm hose

Galley:
1" through hull
1" valve
1" hose connector for 25mm hose
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote landlocked Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 March 2023 at 18:03
Adding to this long thread on H400 seacocks:    I replaced seven seacocks this month on my 2006 H400e, after seeing some of the problems on similar boats.  I didn't find any obvious issues with the old fittings except for one:   the forward holding tank outlet hose easily fell off the seacock when I started to remove it.   From the photo you can see that the corrosion is on the part that adapts the seacock threaded connection to a barbed connection for the hose.   I don't know what this part is made of but clearly it was not up to the task.  I didn't do any detailed inspection of the rest of the parts, so can't say for sure that they were all ok.   If anyone is still wondering about these parts it may be worth checking this hose adaptor as it appears to me to be the weak link.

Another note:   Hanse had bonded all the aft head fittings and the galley sink fittings but none of the forward head fittings.   I thought they were all bonded but only discovered this when taking the old ones out.   This is probably why my forward holding tank fitting was on the brink of disaster while the aft one was ok.



Thanks to all for the information about True-design, which is what I chose for replacements.  It was very helpful to have part numbers and photos from others who had made this change.


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Owen - valuable post; thanks.  After my own scare detailed earlier in this thread I've added checking the hose fittings to my regular maintenance schedule, the same as basic rigging checks before each departure.  While people quite understandably focus on the valves themselves, the constant working of a boat at sea can loosen the fittings which are just as critical to watertight integrity.  

On a previous boat I had a metal raw water pipe sheer right through from the constant vibration. First I knew of it was my son yelling that there was a foot of water in the cabin; as we were in the Cairnbaan lock on the Crinan Canal under the gaze of hordes of tourists then at least this would have been a more entertaining place in which to sink. 

I'm now fanatical about shutting all hull valves when leaving the boat for more than a short time.  However, if something is easy to do then we tend to do it, and vice versa.  I was always bad at shutting the engine valve as it was a right PITA with that wretched gate valve.  Since I fitted a ball valve its much easier so it gets done.  Most times.  



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