You need to make sure the psi on the new sensor is the same as the old sensor. Wrong psi will cause gauge to be inaccurate.

Lenco on Long Island, here is the link: https://lencocoolers.com/mobile/index.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Flencocoolers.com%2F

Jeff, I had the same generator, it served me well for 15 years. The last 3 years it became problematic. Parts are becoming hard to find and expensive. I would find someone with some expertise. If they can find and fix your problem(s) for a reasonable amount, fix it. If it needs a lot of work plus parts, replace it, they have become obsolete. Joe

Jeff, I sold my 1973 41’ Commander in May. Loved the boat, owned it for 18 years. It had the original 427s. I’m 74 and it got too big for my age. Wife and family miss it, but it was time to downsize a few feet.

Oppps, see that it is 427’s. The voltage regulator on the 427 is mounted on the front of the engine. I do not believe there is an internal regulator. I had one go bad several years ago, replaced the regulator, all was well.

Jeff, Hard to help you without knowing what alternator you’re working with. Does you boat have original 427’s?

Les, It appears you are dealing directly with Navigate Risk Advisors, an insurance broker. My experience with “insurance agents”, who represent multiple companies has been poor. They all have a great sales pitch, then fail to deliver. As for Hagerty, I contacted them directly, filled out their application and followed their requirements. Hagerty response was timely. I submitted a required Survey. I corrected issues noted on the Survey and my application was approved. In your correspondence I do not see any mention of a Survey? Did NRA advise that you needed a Survey? I know Hagerty requires a Survey for older boats. Definite requirement if it is 50 years old. Joe Marino

Beautiful Commander! Just sold my 1973 41' Flushdeck. Owned it for 19 years. Good Luck!

Craig, what a cool site. Never saw this one. They even sell the chain and retainer separately from a cap. Lots to explore on the site! Thanks to all who replied

Saw this Ad, so I vote yes. Hope to get one when I get to heaven!

I had a very pleasant and professional experience with Hagerty last year. I called them first and they were very helpful, I sent in my application for insurance, provided a Survey for my boat and they insured my 1973 Chris Craft. Shortly after that, I had Hagerty insure my 2nd boat, a 1987 Century Coronado. Give them a call. Joe Marino

My 41' commander has two 30 Amp shore power outlets. One for house, the other for HVAC. Have two friends with 41's too. All are 30 amp cords/outlets. Just look at the outlets, a 30 amp is different than a 50 amp. Post a picture and we can let you know. What cords do you have now?