Recent content by Fishnmike

Yeah that is an option but I'd prefer to not have to cut a hole in the rigging tube if possible.

I'm moving my Yamaha Kicker from my old boat to my 2320 with a bracket. For guys who have installed kickers, what have you used to bring your fuel line through the transom? I will also need to run a cable about 10ga in dia. through the transom for the remote throttle. Appreciate any help.

Here is the contraption I referred to in my earlier post

I made one with a small caribiner, a piece of coated cable and a small turnbuckle. The caribiner hooks to the cleat and the open end of the turnbuckle hooks into a chain link. As I turn the turnbuckle it snugs the chain up tight. I’ll try to remember to get a pic tomorrow

Great thank you

I get some leakage underneath the rub rail in heavy seas. Previous owner tried calking under the rub rail. I’d like to pull the rub rail off and actually seal the seam and then put the rub rail back on. So the question is, how do I remove the rub rail?

If you have a key any good key cutting shop can do it

I don't have a kicker on my 2320 yet but do have one on another boat. For throttle control look at a TrollMaster throttle controller. its a great way to control throttle. It does not shift so you would need to shift it into/out of gear at the motor.

I used the 15R. I did a major washing of the boat yesterday, the Visors kept the water off the windows entirely.

Added the port visors from Seaworthy Goods today. Easy install and should help prevent leakage in addition to the other fixes I’ve made.

Spent some time looking the portholes over today. Found that in the corners the two sided tape used to secure the gasket had pulled away from the frame. I picked up some good quality weather stripping adhesive and reattached the gasket in the corners. I’ll test with the hose tomorrow

I was able to find the glass piece and the entire porthole

Not in regards to this issue but while searching for new gaskets and dogs they were less than helpful

I did some searching using the key words on the link he provided and after going through a couple links ended up finding these http://www.seaworthygoods.com/

I have Bomar 6000 series portholes (portlights) in the cuddy of my 2320. See pic. They were leaking so I recently replaced the gaskets. I removed all the old material and wiped down with acetone before putting the new ones in. Had some rain over the weekend and they both leaked. Can’t tell if...