pilot house addition
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auntrita
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looks good to me! can't wait to watch your progress ! good luck!
Parkerman
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Your not the first to do this. I saw a 2110 with that same addition. Best of luck to you.
sparky
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Gonna look like a USCG 41 UTB with that... sharp!
Bryan 2530
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Bryan
That's the one!
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That's the one!
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wadell66":3r8a543e said:
The present 'silver' windows that Parker uses are Diamond Sea Glaze (which I believe is in Canada).
http://diamondseaglaze.com/
Wynne supplied the windows in the older model Parkers (the ones with the black frames).
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Wynne is the windows that you want.
DSG are very expensive; typically 2x the expense of Wynne. And both will leak. I'd suggest that you NOT get the opening front window because these will leak very fast. Only get the opening front window if you have a "dam" constructed on your dash (helm) and a drainage installed to direct the water overboard.
Wynne will charge about $150 for a fixed window and about $300 for a slider. Shipping will be a few hundred dollars.
I recently purchased 13 windows from Wynne; 2 sliders, 1 opening front and 10-fixed and the cost shipped to me was $2400.
DSG are very expensive; typically 2x the expense of Wynne. And both will leak. I'd suggest that you NOT get the opening front window because these will leak very fast. Only get the opening front window if you have a "dam" constructed on your dash (helm) and a drainage installed to direct the water overboard.
Wynne will charge about $150 for a fixed window and about $300 for a slider. Shipping will be a few hundred dollars.
I recently purchased 13 windows from Wynne; 2 sliders, 1 opening front and 10-fixed and the cost shipped to me was $2400.
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GoodChance":26z6ae9d said:
You want Wynne if you can't afford DSG. I've never had a properly-installed DSG leak (Aside from pop-out helm windows, but that's a diffeent story). All 12 Wynnes on our old 42' Wesmac leaked, and all 12 leak on the new one. The sister ship to both those Wesmacs had DSG's, they don't leak (yet again, other than the pop-out helm window, which is outside and doesn't matter).
Is it worth it for the lack of teeny leaks? I don't think so. Our new build, a 55' Wesmac, is getting Wynne's...
more photos of my progress, i was slowed up by a cold that lasted a good week.it took some time contouring the inside of the mold being in the body shop business ifigured using gorilla hair for the corners was a good idea .next time i will try modeling clay ,live and learn .i was really nervous about the pilothouse releasing from the mold. it popped out.
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Hi Bryan 2530 the pic of the boat you posted is owned by a good friend of mine he is one of the best fisherman on the lower bay he had this boat and sold it and moved up to a 25 walkaround. Only to sell the 25 and buy back the 21 he had a builder in crisfield md install the pilot house and its a nice touch. That parker probably has the most hrs than any parker out there im not kidding. Id like to have the money this guy spends on gas and bait a yr. He is a great guy and always fishing ill get more pics of her when I get off this tug.
