Norton_Rider
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Last Activity: Today, 06:10 PM
Joined: 04-19-2007
Location: Pacific Northwest
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The 38 that's docked next to my boat has a hull extension/integral swim step. I'll try to take some photos the next time I'm there. -
I redid the tables on my current boat, as well as my previous one. In both cases the salon tables were too large.
On my current boat I found...Leave a comment:
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Pleasure boat marine diesel engines are all over the place regarding mtbo. There are a number of reasons for this: unregulated environment, highly variable...Leave a comment:
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Find someone with a Fisheries Supply commercial account that will let you order parts, or see if you can set up an account. Fisheries lets commercial...Leave a comment:
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The main reason is to eliminate low voltage DC currents from traveling through the ground wire of the shore power cable and corroding metals in contact...Leave a comment:
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Gordon,
You can use something like this to connect light loads and extend the cables at the same time: https://www.bluesea.com/products/...Leave a comment:
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As long as the butt splice or ring terminals are properly crimped-on and, in the case of ring terminals, the nut is properly torqued, the resistance will...Leave a comment:
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Yes, you can use either one of these:
https://www.bluesea.com/products/cat...tors/PowerPost
https://www.bluesea.c...Leave a comment:
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I would connect the wiper motors to 24VDC and try them. They will run faster but the speed may be acceptable....Leave a comment:
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Gregor,
You may want to contact perfectfit.com. While they do not show this particular seal in their website, they may be able to procure...Leave a comment:
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My previous boat had garden hose threads on the dipstick tube and I used a manual suction pump/reservoir like this one: https://newcontent.westmarine...Leave a comment:
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On my previous boat I had a stainless steel mount made for the transom. The outboard was clamped to it and sat vertically, an inch or so off the swim...
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Actually there was a thread here a number of years ago about a company in WA that acquired a number of parts from Bayliner when they closed the Arlington...Leave a comment:
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A year or two ago someone at my marina disconnected my boat from shore power. The refrigerator was on and it drained the six 2GC flooded batteries. ...Leave a comment:
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As others have done, I've used a hole saw for this. I first drill a small pilot hole, then I use the hole saw in reverse to get through the gel coat...Leave a comment:
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They are common parts available at any good marine supply. I got one from the local West Marine when one failed on my boat. Later I replaced all of...Leave a comment:
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The furnace is bolted to the floor and it's between the port engine and the stainless floor strut that goes between the floor and the stringer. The return...
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The exhaust on my boat runs out the side. I've never had an issue with rafting or fenders. It certainly makes the run shorter.
The exhaust...Leave a comment:
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Tony,
You can access the top of the port tank through the TV cabinet. Open the doors and take out the 2-3 screws at the bottom of the VCR...Leave a comment:
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My boat has a forced air system but the ducts are run to locations where air handlers may be installed .
The guest stateroom register is...Leave a comment:
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