Search results

You have just been initiated into a large club. Welcome. There are a lot of us here. There are others here that can advise you better than I about which GPS antenna is best. If you have a newer MFD, I would guess it has a built in GPS unit but listen to others that will be wiser about this.

First off, you should not turn on the switch to run the pump before you put water in the tank. With water in the tank, I would start out by opening the sink faucet fully. Then, turn on the switch for the freshwater pump. Listen and make sure it is running steadily. If it does not run, reset the...

Thanks Dennis.

I was seeing lots of crevis corrosion where the ladder bolts through the platform. When I removed the ladder to clean the rusty area, it was obvious that there was wet, rotten wood around the drilled hole. I could push an ice pick sideways far into the core with little resistance. I started...

Thats a mighty nice setup Brian. That ought to catch some fish!

So yer sayin' I shouldn't use it to glue my harness to the cross canyon zip-line?

Not starboard but the white/translucent polypropylene. I tried J-B Weld Plastic Bonder and no luck. I'll look into the stuff family affair recommended.

I am wondering if anyone has had any luck glueing polypropylene. If so, what product did you use?

Yes, and a few years ago, you could order just that number. Since Dometic bought the outfit you have to order a "kit" to get those latches and that kit is a big portion of a complete unit cost. Thanks Dometic.

WOW! I know they are known as a Thunder Mug, but to crack that bowl must have been an epic event.:) Part #6 on the parts list.

One other thought. With a heat gun, you could warm the tongue and bend it till it has the correct offset.

Joe, You probably have the Sealand 964MSD. There is a 965MSD and the only difference the 965 has a taller tank. You are limited on head room in your boat so I would guess you have the 964. Here is the parts list for both. Sealand has been bought by Dometic. Many parts are available on Amazon and...

Chances are you will have to use a different latch and just figure out how to mount it so it will do the job. That one you showed may work, since you can grind down the tongue of the lever or build it up so it fits tight in the existing wall bracket. For that matter it may be easier to adjust...

Brian, you're so full of it. :) ....but you're work is spectacular like always.

Have you looked here yet? https://shop.southco.com/en_us/

Just be careful unscrewing the plastic plug on the bottom and put non-petroleum grease on the threads when it goes back on. No wrench handle. Like screwdriver tight. Use a teflon or silicon grease like you would for swimming pool gaskets. If the threads in the holes in the top inspection plate...

CLR or Lime Away works but it will etch aluminum if not rinsed off soon.

KB, You didn't say what type of livewell you have or where its located. I will assume it's the factory livewell plumbed under the portside rear-facing seat. If that is so, you should have a thru-hull pick-up in the aft bilge with a seacock valve mounted directly onto the thru-hull pick-up and...

I think he wants some of those herring you have for bait.

RockLobster, Adding a power steering pump is a good upgrade but if your boat steered OK at one time without it and has since become stiff/hard to steer, you need to solve the problem that is causing this first. Just applying more force with the steering mechanism to make up for the binding in...