Hunter 336

• Fuel 30 gal
  “30 gal” — spec database (1994-1997), hunter.sailboatowners.com · “Fuel Tank: 30 Gallons (113.56 Liters)” — search excerpt (1996), capeyachts.com · “Fuel Tank: 35 Gallons (132.49 Liters)” — search excerpt (1995), yachtr.com
  A spec table and one listing say 30 gal; another listing, for a 1995 boat, says 35. No builder document could be checked.
• Water 80 gal
  “80 gal” — spec database (1994-1997), hunter.sailboatowners.com · “Fresh Water: 80 Gallons (302.83 Liters)” — search excerpt (1996), capeyachts.com · “Fresh Water: 75 Gallons (283.91 Liters)” — search excerpt (1995), yachtr.com
  Spec table and one listing say 80; one listing says 75.
• Holding unknown
  “Holding Tank: 30 Gallons (113.56 Liters)” — search excerpt (1996), capeyachts.com · “Holding Tank: 25 Gallons (94.64 Liters)” — search excerpt (1995), yachtr.com
  Only broker listings give a figure, 25 or 30 gal. An owner on the SailboatOwners forum replaced a 1995 boat's holding tank with a 30 gal one to keep the original capacity, which points to 30, but no builder figure was found.
• Water heater AC + engine · standard
  “The water heater operates either on 120 or 240 volts AC or when the engine is running” — owner's manual, pacificsailors.com · “Water heater ... engine heat exchange feed & return lines (H336 potable water system drawing)” — owner's manual, pacificsailors.com · “Water Heater, 6 Gallon” — search excerpt, shop.hunterowners.com
  Hunter's 336 owner's manual lists a water heater manual among its equipment manuals, and its drinking-water drawing shows the heater with engine heat-exchange lines, but gives no size. A 6 gal size appears only in the HunterOwners replacement-parts list. The manual's 80 US gal capacity against the drawing's 75 gal tank may include the heater.

Tanks are often replaced or added on older boats — check the tank labels or a survey for yours.

• Bow thruster unknown
  The Hunter 336 owner's manual (systems drawings, 12 V diagram) shows no thruster, and no option list was found.
• Stern thruster not fitted
  Our earlier figure of none had no source. The owner's manual electrical drawings show no thruster, but that doesn't rule out an option.
• Steering pedestal cable
  “SEE EDSON STEERING MAINTENANCE UNDER 'MAINTENANCE' FOR A COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF STEERING COMPONENTS” — owner's manual, pacificsailors.com · “REMOVE CONSOLE WELL FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANCE CHECKS OF STEERING GEAR, CHAIN, SHEAVES, AND CABLES” — owner's manual, pacificsailors.com · “Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for maintaining pedestal steering system. Cables should be routinely inspected” — owner's manual, pacificsailors.com
  The builder's H336 Steering Console drawing shows Edson wheel steering in a cockpit console or pedestal, with chain over the steering gear to wire cables and sheaves. A separate drawing covers the emergency tiller.

Thrusters and steering are often replaced — check the units on your boat before ordering parts.