Recent content by TNT8808

haha...just a guy who enjoys boating, and rents his slip for N/C. -Tom

If I remember correctly they're Bomar Flagship Series, and you can get them a number of places:

Yes. Slainte just went through this and showed it in detail on their YouTube channel.

I can assure you that's how those panels come off. I posted pics on this thread a few years back. I used a flat metal pry bar, and protected the trim below as you mentioned. I needed to this when I mounted the flat screen TV up there to make sure i screwed into the studs behind there.

It's located next to the cable storage bucket for the Glendinning cable master in the starboard aft area of the bilge.

if I remember correctly I ran it all the way over to starboard side and found a wire run, and came up through there. Quite a bit of room once I removed the seat back and exposed the A/C unit.

Anytime. I added an outlet in the "bar" area behind the helm seats by tapping off the outlet located on the bulkhead above the batteries in the bilge.

Holy swim platforms! I had to look twice as the first time I thought it was a dance floor! Nice work.

Agree with the others, however if you magnify the first pic you can clearly see the deck hardware/screws are loose, no evidence of caulk, and there are multiple cracks above the anomalies/blisters where moisture could have entered over time.

Yes, they are held in with the Christmas tree fasteners. I used a pry bar on the bottom edge. -Tom

If you still needed more height you could get something like a Bolster Buddy.

i'm sorry but i don't have them anymore. -Tom

I haven't used them yet. I bought them from of @ocgrant as he ordered too many. Once I removed my door I was able to clean my existing glides and tracks, and still have the new ones in my stock for future use.

4"

Glide kit is from Bomar P/N 601-0011