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Sunbrella is available in a single "good side" with a coating OR double sided which is more popular. For your application the double sided is fine - it's what all my stuff is made from. It stays clean and colorfast for a long time. This would be my choice for the Bimini. Stamoid is a vinyl...

I have had great success with Sunbrella particularly the Navy. tonneau cover, cockpit shade, enclosure frame all in great shape. Also a Royal blue boat cover on a Rinker I inherited that's been in the sun for 15 years. The white Stamoid vinyl is easy to work with but it discolors and is brittle...

My fuel fills were both grounded (green wire). No photo but I remember them being a pain to get on. The tanks too. Not sure what that green wire connects to (battery ground???). No visible ground on fuel valve photo but I'll check. I don't like the idea of running off of the bladder. If it were...

That trim is glued but also set with plastic rivets. Short term fix would be to replace the rivets with screws with stainless screws and finish washers. You could use Gorilla Glue along with the screws but keep it away from the edges. For now it works for me. Mine is a 1997 Islander and it has...

3 yards 54" Sunbrella at $29.95/yard. It is not a complicated piece. I would think $500 but it all depends on the canvas guy.

Patrick - I'm a little late on this response but I'll post it anyway. I'm working with my Yamaha mechanic to service both lower units before my Winter Florida trip. I managed to snake them out with heavy monofilament and they work good now. I'm suspicious of my tell-tales had impeller debris in...

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The ad's are not the problem. You haven't posted since April of 2022. I m seeing a lot of "dead" GG members posting. Not sure how these accounts are being re-activated after years of inactivity. Lot's of "new" members too. Newly revived silly question one post members. The GG site has gotten...

Take a look at my thread below. My advise is to have quality tanks made at a certified tank builder. SP Tanks is too far away from you. I'm sure there are West Coast builders. Use 0.125 aluminum. Have the tank epoxy primed. Install nitril strips with 3M4000 to insulate the tank. Corrosion will...

This is sounding like an AI exercise...too many of them lately. Prove me wrong. You are planning on having the transom rebuilt aren't you? Single engine or twins? You have a speed/peformance issue driving this upgrade? What is the goal? What year is the boat? Euro transom or full transom? Put...

There are 3 thru hulls on the port side. Sink, shower sump and fwd bilge. Other side is one sink. GW used the “tiger stripe” plastic bilge hose to connect to them (since they are above the waterline). With age they become brittle. None of mine have a loop and were not supported. Make sure the...

What did you mount yours to? Nothing but air above mine. And the back of the connector is open. The mount shown above is dry behind it. Receptical has a cover.

Take the other one off carefully and go to Home Depot. They have a good selection in plumbing aisle.

That should work. Good luck!

NAPA. Search GG forums for part numbers, etc. https://www.greatgrady.com/search/2828268/?q=napa+wiper&c[users]=Hookup1&o=date

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That's good. Trailers are the most overlooked part of the purchase. I tow 1,300 each way in the Winter. I pay a marina on both ends to pull it off and put back on. My trailer has never been "splashed". I like the matching wheel rims too!

Yes. Pull the receptacle out on it's power cable to get access. I drilled a hole for the Marinco 12 volt connector next to the AC power. Wire down to battery area. Installed a small fuse block to power my kite reels. Take a look at post#3. Excuse the cable mess...this has since been cleaned up...

I'm a new 2014 307 Freedom owner that is trying to run power for my downriggers. Port side was easy. Starboard looked impossible . How did you run the power for your reels on the starboard side? Port side is easy! Starboard side I had to remove the AC power cord connector and snake a wire up to...