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Pic would narrow that down.

If it is just a normal, flat cushion, with a top, bottom, and gusset, any marine, auto, or furniture upholsterer should be able to restitch it. And they all do welted seams. His chances are even better if he takes the cushion out, and just brings them the cover. If it’s more complicated, like a...

I think your best bet is to post it on downeast, trawler, and sportfish forums, and hope for a match. It is a unique mounting arrangement. $800, or best offer, would be a good deal for someone who didn't have to modify it.

A couple of tips: Buy a good electric stapler , or pneumatic if you have a compressor. Any walk-in fabric store will sell you fractions of a yard, like 2 1/3, not sure about on line. If you use phifertex mesh, staple it first, to keep the seam just under the bottom curve of the bolster. Buy a...

Sorry, I don't have that much left. Someone in my marina needed their's done.

Just google custom boat decals. I'm sure a lot of those companies have GW decals in their software, at a fraction of the cost of OEM.

The dog hates cats, but we were only dog-sitting while our daughter was out of the country. Once I thought that she was actually studying the picture, trying to figure out if she should be upset.

I typically anchor in 30 feet or less, minimum scope. I have always used older Simpson Lawrence/Lewmar windlasses, run off a normal starting battery with the engine running, two #6 wires through a helm mounted circuit breaker, and an up/down switch. I never had one of the newer ones with the...

The right roller is all you need. This was self-launching, shorter, and easier to deal with than the Seafarer pulpit.

I hope that your first name is Fiber!

Since Seasick started a new post, maybe it's alright to side track this one a little. My new-to-me cat, so now my user name makes sense again. Larry Graf trailered a '94 prototype 22'er to the east coast, and demo'ed it to dealers, and then one of them sold the first Glacier Bay on the east...

If you have that many rods on board, chances are that you are only using half of them at one time. Nothing beats a rocket launcher to get rods out of the way. Get as many as will fit across the back of the hard top, and don't tilt them any more than 15*, or you will catch one when casting from...

My guess is Teak Isle.

May not have been on your boat. We tend to collect things, I have 2 or 3 of those in my garage.

I did the same thing in September, for some of the same reasons, mainly the walk around at age 75. Sold my Seafarer, and bought a Glacier Bay 2640 Renegade DC.

Upside down. 2 knives in the rear slot, needle nose pliars in the front slot and the hole below. Rigs hang in the 4 holes by their hook.

Don’t know about other brands, but with Penn, the handle is for up only. You drop the ball by loosening the drag knob on the center of the reel, tighten it as you approach depth. You want it tight enough to hold the ball at the correct depth, but not so tight that you can’t easily turn it with...

First link is 14 years old, with a few revivals. https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/new-gunwale-sink-box-trim-pieces-and-toe-rails-pics.13315/ https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/replacement-recessed-gunwale-fresh-water-faucet-not-shower-head.37224/

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When I first got my OX66, it occasionally fouled plugs with Yamalube. Switched to Pennzoil XLF with good results, and less smoke. About $17/gal...