wilcox crittenden seacock

[Up North]

I'm looking for a used old style Wilcox Crittenden cone shaped seacocks that they used back in the 70's. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great.

 

[Boatsb]

I'm looking for a used old style Wilcox Crittenden cone shaped seacocks that they used back in the 70's. If anyone can point me in the right direction that would be great.

Are you making a lamp?

 

[Up North]

No, I'm looking for a used one to install in a boat.

 

[jim rosenthal]

There are better choices, but you might ask Slane Marine if they have an old one. I think, though, that you would be far better off with a new Groco or Conbraco. You probably already HAVE a used one.

 

[Boatsb]

No, I'm looking for a used one to install in a boat.

Is it a viking?

 

[jim rosenthal]

Oh, Scott.....

 

[Boatsb]

Come on Jim. Its not like a bayliner would need new seacocks. They don't last that long. Probably some viking MY dock queen.

 

[Up North]

Mr Slane was my first call, he got rid of all his old school parts and pieces a couple months ago. I have two in my 45C and they work great. I'm no dock queen and it's not a Bayliner, Sea Ray or a Viking, it's a 43' Torres. I'm in the middle of a refit / repower project and wanted to install a 3" Wilcox seacock for the main engine. It just a preference or option is all. I appreciate any help finding a descent used one. I'm not on here looking for a laugh or a chuckle.

Thanks

 

[jim rosenthal]

I think they have been out of business for a while.The only place I can think of would be Sailorman in FtL, or any other large boating flea market. Good luck.