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Salinity Refractometer for Seawater and Marine Fishkeeping Aquarium 0-100 PPT with Automatic Temperature Compensation https://a.co/d/iNgeQ7z This works well.

Ran across this rig in Mayport, Fl.

I would encourage you to consider an EZ anchor winch. I have one and have found it to work perfectly for me.

Mine are ripped looking for supplier. This is the seal that goes in the aluminum channel and the side windows slide back and to. 2003 2120.

Mr. Heater F232000 MH9BX Buddy 4,000-9,000-BTU Indoor-Safe Portable Propane Radiant Heater, Red-Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002G51BZU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_JP0510BXQVWYMS09AF4N Use this heater in my 2120. Very pleased with it.

Been using my 2003 2120 to document the removal of this ship from our Sound. Massive project!! MM

There is a lot that is surprising about the direction this salvage took.

Been using the 2120 to video the salvage operation. It’s quite the operation. Link to channel Minorcan Mullet

Ez Anchor winch. Love it.

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I’ve seen one plumbed like that. Does the forward pump cycle often? I’m guessing this boat remained in the water a good bit of time with the previous owner?

I’m wondering if he has 2 bilge pumps under the rear hatch and is calling on of them the forward pump. My 2003 2120 SC only has bilge pump under rear hatch.

Wonder if you could order one WITHOUT carpet

top coat of Gelcoat with non skid added. Still have to cut hatch for bilge well. Getting closer.

I would probably use a rotary saw set at 1”. Plenty of clearance. It’s actually how I will cut the bilge access in. Have saved measurements for center of pryouts. I set my cooler in the center of the deck and it doesn’t sit flush anyway over the pryouts.

Got the plywood cut and fitted onto the deck and glassed in today. I’m happy with the way it went in and still need to feather the seams should go easy enough. I’m thinking about NOT installing the 2 pry outs at this time. I have new ones but I am thinking about leaving them off until I need...

Had to cut out a good bit more to find good wood and square up the project. If only the previous owner had taken a bit more proactive stance with deck plate maintenance. Oh but how I LOVE a good project!!

It always starts off easy.

Thanks. I was thinking of removing them this winter. I’m trying to get the boat back in the water asap. Thinngs do have away of snowballing though