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If they are the old “school bus” style blades Napa carries them. Only place I found. Windshield wiper blades. NAPA 60-1870 arm and blade. $9.99. Blade only 60-1805 $5.99. Trico 70-180 may work as well.

I have no patience for these AI generated questions.

Poor solution to protect a teak-holly floor. Either protect it or refinish it you sell it. Remember your Grandmother's living room? The plastic over the carpets and covers on the sofa? It just doesn't work. Sand gets in. If you are willing to vacuum underneath every week it will work. I would...

Be careful with carpet with no passing/backing. It's abrasive and will destroy the wood finish. You can attach a non-skid to it with 3M contact cement from Home Depot. Still you need to vacuum under it often. I have a small about of carpet that I replaced this way.

I doubt it's a reaction. Probably excess resin. The aluminum erosion is from water. Do not put acid on it. Wire brush or grinder to clean out. Sand it out clean, fill with glass cloth and epoxy resin. Re-sand and tidy up or use epoxy fairing compound. Re-install a bang cap with 3M 5200 or 4000...

Just buy a new ANCOR arm at the auto store. That one looks shot anyway.

NAPA has the old style "school bus" wiper. Bring it into store. You can also switch to an automotive style ANCOR wiper arm and blade. Amazon. I did mine a few times until I decided to remove them completly.

Get the wire colors off from the GW owners manual and look at the fuse block. Mine isn't labeled either. Sometime you have to figure these things out on a 23 year old boat!

You need to replace the transom on a 2011 306 Canyon? What's up? Replaced all my above water thru hulls a few years ago when I painted the hull. I don't remember the hull being that thick. It's possible the hull sides are cored to a point but I doubt the curved bow sections are. I'll check as...

I have a 1997 268 Islander which is basically a narrow beam Sailfish. Twin F150 Yamaha's. It is the smallest GW made with an enclosed head. It is a cuddy cabin that I use primarily for fishing so the cabin is a big tackle box. The built in rod holders are great. Microwave removed and converted...

Try doing a search for one of the topics you know you posted.

Most GW cushions are hung on metal brackets like a picture hanger. The bottom edge on the cushion is secured with screws or snaps. Run a plastic card tucked up under that edge to feel for the hardware.

I know they have gyro stabilizers but they also have a trim tab like stabilizer. Wasn’t sure what that referred to. OP had several mistakes in post.

What’s a Seakeeper 3? Shows as option.

The top 1/2" of the naked transducer is metal. The threaded stem and the mounting bolts are part of it. This sits in a recess in the fairing block which is not used in my case. The lower part is the plastic transducer encasement. I did cut my fairing block but did not use any of it. Garmin...

No it's part of the transducer. The faring block has a recess in it for the transducer. In the approved mounting locations above you can see the centerline one mounts directly to the hull. The transducer is only 3" wide and my hull is reasonably flat there. I ground it out a little to flatten...

I'm sure the Owner's can give you their feedback. But the factory can tell you what it was designed for.

My install does not involve a fairing block.

Look on Amazon Dalubo removable aluminum table leg. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=dalubo+removable+aluminum+table+leg&crid=33YZEXRRXNM4B&sprefix=%2Caps%2C145&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_2_0_recent