Looking for A/C for a 388 Hustler
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Looking for A/C for a 388 Hustler
My boat originally came with A/C but the previous owner took the unit out and I never got it. Anybody know what size BTU unit these boats came with and who was the manufacturer?
Anybody not using theirs and wanna sell? Thanks
Anybody not using theirs and wanna sell? Thanks
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i would be interested too.
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I would think something in the 6000 to 8000 BTU rating would be fine , and you could probably use a Honda 2000 generator to run when not hooked up to shore power
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does it have the thru hull fitting in front of the step for the water to circulate?
I have used the coleman hatch ac before,maybe 5000btu, it helped during the day and was cool at night.
I know my buddy with a 25 searay w/ 7500btu, my coleman 1850 gen would not start it up,
theres been a few threads on here about putting ac in boats,might search and find some info,
Goodluck
Rob
I have used the coleman hatch ac before,maybe 5000btu, it helped during the day and was cool at night.
I know my buddy with a 25 searay w/ 7500btu, my coleman 1850 gen would not start it up,
theres been a few threads on here about putting ac in boats,might search and find some info,
Goodluck
Rob
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I had a Formula 382 with a 7000 BTU Cruiseair unit and we regularly ran it off a Honda 2000. 7000 was enough when it was low 90's during the day and plenty for low 70's at night. A 388 would likely need to same size unit.
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I took a 5000 btu window unit and stuck it in the doorway with cardboard surrounding it to block It was 90* outside and after about 15 mins, the temp inside the cabin dropped to 65*.
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does it have the thru hull fitting in front of the step for the water to circulate?
I have used the coleman hatch ac before,maybe 5000btu, it helped during the day and was cool at night.
I know my buddy with a 25 searay w/ 7500btu, my coleman 1850 gen would not start it up,
theres been a few threads on here about putting ac in boats,might search and find some info,
Goodluck
Rob
I have used the coleman hatch ac before,maybe 5000btu, it helped during the day and was cool at night.
I know my buddy with a 25 searay w/ 7500btu, my coleman 1850 gen would not start it up,
theres been a few threads on here about putting ac in boats,might search and find some info,
Goodluck
Rob
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