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Looking at your photos i was able to see the "cover" on the stairs you were talking about, and those photos made me have another question: What for are those 2 inserts on the transom (port side)?

Regular gas around here is at $4.39 / $4.59. I have not looked for the "ethanol free" prices, but I hope this summer i won't have to be on the closest sandbar

Thanks. I will do ( as soon as it comes back from the shop)

Yes, somehow there is no two fuel fills (only one and i have no trash bucket)

Thanks Hookup1. Went to see the boat and on the port side compartment I have no "trash bucket" and i see nowhere a hint of those valves. I asked the mechanic and he says that "maybe " there was no other gas tank since there is only one location to fill up. Is that correct ? could that be the...

Hi guys. Another question: I have a 1998 268 Islander and seems like the former owner did some stuff that i was not aware (removing the main tank was one of those) so, I will be here asking many questions. this one is: Does any owner of an Islander know (of course yes) where the location for...

I just found out that my "main" tank is not there, anyone has any idea of where can i get one and since its not there what would be the best option: aluminum or plastic?

My photos show the parts that did come w/ the boat, now i only have to get the vertical post

These are photos from my support and table attachment. I found something similar on E Bay and online from a Co. Logun

Yes! I specified that when contacting GY and got the answer, and the Manufacturer Co was Springfield. Springfield does not make that part but they have something else.

Just in case someone is interested. The part# for the arm/post is #10-580 and i got this from GY.

I'm new (very much new) here and would like to know more about this " annual trip to the Bahamas" I'm in S. FL and have never been there! When was the last one? Photos?

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Me too !!!

Any photos of it would be greatly appreciated

Thanks for the post. I will try next week to contact GW and see if they have any information on the supplier that they used for this part, that may be the answer.

Well, thanks. I will start looking at videos on the YouTube to learn how to do the vacuum bag thing and see if i have enough skills to do it myself. I would try to do it even if it would cost me the same as I was quoted, just to have something on the boat I could say " I did it"! I will post on...

How long took you to do it? What material for the core? How did you attach the core to the fiberglass? PL/Liquid Nails/resin ???? Thanks

The safety course has nothing to do w/ my question but anyway, I did it a few years ago! Thanks anyway

Thanks for your post. I have a thick skin. Yes, I will be back many many times because people like you are part of the board.