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Limited options there it appears. Any higher it would be in LOS. Lower and it would be hard to read.

Can go where it fits, but need to ensure it is kept away from electronics to mitigate interference.

GW owns the designs. They've had several manufacturers over the years, unfortunately the manufacturers could not sell the products. Prob best to start with GW Cust Service to see if you can get the drawings and have them fabed.

Looks nice. Good luck with her.

pls keep the pics rolling in!

Those would be great if you wanted a sun shade or ability to put up a quick overnight camper roof. I'd be on em if my kids were young again!

You can price material at Fabric Warehouse. I'd say your price is good assuming standard materials.

pics?

I've kept them in the boat for 25 years. Never an issue. Just disconnect and go. Charge in spring and in fall.

No worries.

The SS Delta Fast Set is a nice addition. Got the Lewmar 22lb polished SS from Amazon Warehouse 2/22. From the pic it looked like SS but was advertised as a galvy model. Got it for 1/3 off the price of the galvy as the packaging was damaged?? When it came it was the shiny polished SS one...

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My boat came with the larger Hella halogen lights that I swapped out with LED about 10 years ago. They work great, but the cases are starting to flake. Santa brought me a pair of Wave One white dual color (white/blue) spreader lights. 6 leds vs the 5 on the ones I have on the boat. Will pop...

Once it goes below freezing for a period likely any damage is done. Don't worry - wait for spring.

Above. Also add working bilge pumps, batteries, safety gear, sea tow or equivalent.

To be honest, why? I never lock anything. I'd rather them get in clean vs breaking locks or worse. No marine lock is stopping anyone except the owner.

I'd replace both with a LED version. Smaller, brighter and easy to do.

Thanks to all. The boat was put in the water in 2007. I think I will look at replacements after this upcoming season.

Looking for input on when I can expect to replace fuel tanks and lines. I'd prefer to do proactively. I've been quoted 4-weeks to have the tanks fabricated and 2-weeks to install. That would be a big chunk of the season and that's probably best case. Looking to mitigate out of water time and...