Recent content by Ekea

This is a bit overdue, but back in early October I had the Fell Marine kill switch installed. I was able to get a test run with it before putting the boat away for the season. it worked as advertised, and gave me no issues. it synched and never "accidentally" killed the engines while under...

no personal experience with SEI, but i have heard that a small percentage are junk off the bat, but most run for a long time.

i know what im going to refer to is 9 years old, but bear with me... how in the world would 150 lbs of ballast even come close to making a difference on a 37 ft boat? on my 27, the difference between a full tank and a near empty tank is about 1000 lbs. there is no way that 150 lbs would...

a mechanic should be able to drop the lower and scope the mid section

were they 316 stainless?

those were easy for me as well, didnt soak at all

no pic...

i just did this on my 2000. everything came apart very easily.

mine just takes the same screws as the rest of the deck panels. nothing special

i did kind of a sand color for the top and an off white for the windshield surround

sunbrella is a non-waterproof cloth fabric that is sprayed with a durable water repellent (DWR) coating that increases the contact angle between the fabric and water (beading effect) allowing the water to sit on top of the fabric and/or roll off. the thing is, this coating is 1 not water proof...

hookup is right, thats probably the best route to go. let us know what you end up with

why sunbrella? i wouldnt use it for a t-top. as the water repellency wears off, it will hold moisture and be difficult to clean (it is a cloth after all). i would instead, use vinyl. it is actually water proof (not resistant), and will be much easier to clean. being a t-top, you dont need...

you dont need to take it off to see. it should be stamped on the barrel/tube

wait, are you saying there are ads throughout the page? i only see one at the very top of the page and one at the very bottom of the page.