- Mar 25, 2008
- 5,499
- Boat Info
- 2006 Sea Ray 58 DB
- Engines
- MAN CRM V8-900s, Twin Disc Drives; Onan 21.5 Generator
Love that stuff - yours looks great. I put it on my former 410 3 years ago - it is now slipped behind me and it still looks brand new...
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Hello JB, I originally took my existing original cockpit carpeting to Gioia Sails, in Brick NJ to have them copy as templates. They called me back and said the originals were no good, so they sent a person down to the boat to make the template, from what I saw it's just thicker semi clear plastic that they draw on with a sharpee and then cut with scissors. I saw a few vendors at the Fort Lauderdale boat show that would mail you a similar template kit, then ship you the carpeting all bound around the edges. I still haven't gotten around to installing the buttons, they provided me with beige ones that match so they should be almost invisible, I def see the need for them as the carpeting seems to manage to ride up and bunch up in corners, also making it hard to open the engine hatch!Wow that looks great! I now have a new project.... Did the company provide you a template and they made the pieces to your specs?
JB
Ok so new question, how can I charge my batteries while laid up for winter? I only have the 50 amp cord.
Ok so new question, how can I charge my batteries while laid up for winter? I only have the 50 amp cord.
Is Your charger 110 voltOk so new question, how can I charge my batteries while laid up for winter? I only have the 50 amp cord.
They are removable. I remove the chocks whenever the dinghy is not on the boat. Use a 3/4" socket with a ratchet, just be careful not to drop the hardware into the water when removing.Anyone make their dinghy checks removable?
Buy a 50 amp female end, take an extension cord cut the female end off, wire the 50 amp end on it jumping the two positive terminals together. this will give 110 volt on both sides of the panel, it wont give you 220 volts so you can't run any of those loads. Been using this set up for years.yes chargers are both 110. Someone suggested adding plugs inline but that’s a lot of work.
Is it just my boat or did Searay actually use Velcro to hold gauge and gps panels in place?