Official 380 Thread

Yes. once I had the running lights on and covered the dash I could see them. Then I used the dimmer to brighten them up. I was wondering if anybody moved the power for the lights over to the ELECT button.

I'll check it out today.

Cheers!
 
Looking to do a quick insurance survey if you don't mind. Wanting to keep it in this group so that I have an apples to apples comparison.

1) Insurer - Sea Insure
2) Premium - $1657
3) Location - Great Lakes
 
bracketracer said:
Looking to do a quick insurance survey if you don't mind. Wanting to keep it in this group so that I have an apples to apples comparison.

1) Insurer - Sea Insure
2) Premium - $1657
3) Location - Great Lakes
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-$2000 Per Year
-US Marine Underwriters
-Did not require a survey
-Moored year round AZ
 
$100k agreed value, only used March 1-October 31

$1000 deductible
Had it surveyed when I bought one year ago, which is a def saver

boat on an inland lake

$700 per year

through Chubb

richard Alderson


ralderson@mcgriff.com

bracketracer said:
Looking to do a quick insurance survey if you don't mind. Wanting to keep it in this group so that I have an apples to apples comparison.

1) Insurer - Sea Insure
2) Premium - $1657
3) Location - Great Lakes
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In Canadian funds

135k agreed value with full replacement
1000 deductible
Cowan insurance

1400 premium annually

Not sure if they are a Canadian company or not.
 
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Amajamar,
Thanks so much for the write up about the windshield washer upgrade that you did. It is very in-depth and thoughtful and I will likely be adding it sometime over this summer.
Thanks again and it really is greatly appreciated.
Paul
 
$125k value
$1250 Deductable
$1049 per year
Premier Marine/ATL Insurance, Anacortes, WA
 
bracketracer said:
Looking to do a quick insurance survey if you don't mind. Wanting to keep it in this group so that I have an apples to apples comparison.

1) Insurer - Sea Insure
2) Premium - $1657
3) Location - Great Lakes
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Insurer - Travelers
Premium - $660 per year for $750 deductible or $250 deductible on personal property. Includes towing and assistance at zero deductible.
Location - Lake Coeur d' Alene, ID
I feel pretty good mine's the cheapest so far!!!!
 
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I've been replacing and updating stuff on my boat, I have an original steering wheel and all the interior lights off my 380 if anyone is interested......,
 
I tore out the carpet to be ready for my installer on Friday. I am so sore!

I used a Milwaukee blade that goes on a Sawzall. It's called a 3 inch Scraper Blade. I broke it twice...of course right at the stress riser where it goes into the Sawzall.

I may have to add a little strip to the edge of the hatches so they do not have a gap with the new carpet.
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Interestingly, this hatch had the flanges that hold it in place broken away from the 3/4 in decking. I will glue and screw it tomorrow.

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Bruce SEA 993 said:
I tore out the carpet to be ready for my installer on Friday. I am so sore!

I used a Milwaukee blade that goes on a Sawzall. It's called a 3 inch Scraper Blade. I broke it twice...of course right at the stress riser where it goes into the Sawzall.

I may have to add a little strip to the edge of the hatches so they do not have a gap with the new carpet.
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Interestingly, this hatch had the flanges that hold it in place broken away from the 3/4 in decking. I will glue and screw it tomorrow.

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I’d sure you had the saws all already. If you ever need to do a similar project again, and oscillating multitool with a scraper blade is excellent. I’ve done a number of scraping projects using one. I have the Milwaukee 12v oscillating tool; it might be the best tool purchase I’ve ever made.
 
Arg, I have 2 multi tools....there is even one sitting on the boat. The Sawzall is a beast. Beat the S$&%t out of me but did the job. Next time, multi tool to the rescue.

I should have Googled the methodology for removing glued on carpet. What a biach!

Cheers!
 
Following up my marathon session getting the carpet out, I rewarded myself with the fridge install.

It is a 3.1 cu ft Vitrofrigo...the same brand we have in the galley.

I cut both of the sides 2 1/2 inches which left me exactly the 1 inch needed for the flange. The Upper left corner is a little tight as the F/G is curved and the fridge flange is not.

I wired a 12 Volt circuit up to a switch so there is the option of turning off the fridge when on extended battery operation.

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You might notice there is a lack of cushions on the boat...they are all at the upholstery shop.

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Bruce SEA 993 said:
Following up my marathon session getting the carpet out, I rewarded myself with the fridge install.

It is a 3.1 cu ft Vitrofrigo...the same brand we have in the galley.

I cut both of the sides 2 1/2 inches which left me exactly the 1 inch needed for the flange. The Upper left corner is a little tight as the F/G is curved and the fridge flange is not.

I wired a 12 Volt circuit up to a switch so there is the option of turning off the fridge when on extended battery operation.

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You might notice there is a lack of cushions on the boat...they are all at the upholstery shop.

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I'm in the process of doing this also. I opted for a glass door refrigerator that's 110v only. I'm permanently removing the outside door cuz who needs extra work trying to get a cold refreshing beer!!!!
 
who needs extra work trying to get a cold refreshing beer!!!!

Haha, if I cannot open both doors I am too drunk for another!
 
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