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I don’t remember what I paid for the handrails but I do remember that they weren’t too expensive. I had removed the headliner and that made installation very easy.
Lee
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I removed the teak handrails and the teak eyebrow. The teak handrails had worn thin and the eyebrows were a source of water leaks. I had a local shop make new handrails with backing plates. In a pinch I could use the handrails to pull the boat if needed. I am very pleased with the result.
Lee
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What weight oil should I put in my V-Drive??
Lee
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John,
I was surprised by your statement too. Any time someone delivers on time, under budget, with a very good product including a few little extras at no additional charge I’m happy.Lee
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I was very pleased with the main and jib Mack Sails did for me.
lee
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Pearsons in general and 424s in particular, have an exceptional reputation amongst sailors. Knowledgeable sailors (well they they sound knowledgeable) universally describe Pearsons as being a very well built excellent sailing vessel.
Kinda makes ya feel good.
Lee
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GenuineDealz in Brunswick, GA is a great place to buy marine electrical wire.
Mike is a great guy and his service is top notch.(866)970-DEAL Toll Free
(912)264-8327 local
(912)265-8202 faxLee
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Bob,
I’d like to know just what you had to do to make the repair.
I have hull number 43.Lee
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The water is definitely oozing up through the hull.
My greatest fear is that this portion of the hull has been compromised in some way. But looking back I believe the hull has been leaking since we bought the boat in 2006.
Bob Fine seems to think I should not worry about it.
Lee
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No rain. I can see exactly where the water is penetrating the interior of the hull. I sat and watched it ever so sloooooly create a tiny puddle.What scares me if the fact that I don’t know where the water is penetrating the exterior of the hull.
Lee
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Yes, I am. Not much but any amount is too much.
Lee
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I was talking about the deep sump area aft. I’ve been off the boat for about three hours and there was maybe 5-10 drops of water down there. Not much, but I think any leak through the hull is too much. I would really appreciate any suggestions on what I should do to fix this situation?
Lee
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The only brand name I recall was US. I’ll back to the house and see if I can find a name. I’ll get back to you.
lee
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They were very heavy plastic, made in Canada.
lee
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