Silverton 34 Convertible (1991-95)

• Fuel 300 gal
  No builder or owners'-club figure found for the 1991-95 boat.
• Water 84 gal
  No builder figure was found. A different 34C water figure appears in an unofficial copy of a manual, but it may be for the later 34C.
• Water heater AC
  “Check with your Silverton dealer for the capacity of the water heater installed on your yacht. The water heater operates” — owner's manual (1986-1999 (all models)), silvertonclub.com
  The only document found is Silverton's general owner's manual for all 1986-1999 models: a 120 V water heater, usually in the engine compartment, with a heat exchanger that may be connected to the engines, and capacity left to the dealer. It isn't specific to the 34 Convertible, so size and whether it was standard remain open.

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

• Bow thruster unknown
  The builder's general owner's manual for 1986-99 models does not mention a thruster; no option list found.
• Stern thruster not fitted
  Our earlier figure of none has no source; the Silverton general owner's manual (1986-99) never mentions a thruster.
• Steering hydraulic
  “Your Silverton yacht has a modern, manual, hydraulic steering system. The system consists of the "head" pump at the helm” — owner's manual (1986-1999), silvertonclub.com
  Silverton's general owner's manual for all 1986-99 models describes manual hydraulic steering (helm pump, cylinder, tie linkage to both rudders), with no maker named. An eBay parts listing offers a Hynautic helm from a Silverton 34, which isn't enough to name a brand.

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