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I finished the templates for a rod holder for the inside the console. It's obvious how the bottom one will be mounted. The top one (the slim one) will be mounted with the openings towards the wall. The idea is the rod tipss can simply slide up into holes and then a bungee will hold the rods in...

I am making a rod holder for the inside the console. It's obvious how the bottom one will be mounted. The top one (the slim one) will be mounted with the openings towards the wall. The idea is the rod tipss can simply slide up into holes and then a bungee will hold the rods in place on the...

Thx. I "designed" it to not need a snap every six inches. There is no way I would put that many snaps on my boat. The cover goes on and comes off in less than a minute. Next season, I am going to extend it to cover the seat in front of the console.

Hi, Happy to have a phone chat anytime

I have a 306. 1. Spray wings are a game changer, if you use them. I am a fair weather boater, so I don't use them. I am an idiot; I should use them. I have the wings and you are welcome to come see them and make a pattern, if you like. I have a SailRite sewing machine and we could take a shot...

"I have resources most buyer wouldn't have" Let's say you did the deal on 8/31. You are well past 60 days. It's time to go after him, especially if you have the resources to do so effectively.

I redid all mine with new actuators from NewWire. Very happy with them. I had to make one or two custom ones.

Perhaps the mods should dump both accounts...

I use a spreadsheet with several tabs. I don't dislike the idea of an APP. However, my needs are pretty simple.

BTW 3' @ 5 sec is a pretty steep wave

"steep 3 ft chop at around 5 seconds apart" being candid here, not much is going to run well @ > 25-30 knots in 3' chop at 5 sec, unless it is really big, like 35'++ big. My 306 is pretty darn good, but 3' at 5 sec is slow it down time and break out the mask and snorkel if the seas are...

Hi, Finally. They are coming. More Grady's with coffin boxes... it's a-boat-time

I have a 306 Canyon. It is very dry in the seas you describe...unless there seas are quartering or the wind is blowing just right. with the spray wings on, it's VERY dry. Note: I have a full windscreen (i.e. goes all the way to the t-top and wraps around.

Do you mean the remote flush port? If so, yes. You may need to be a pretzel to reach it, though.

Yikes! Question: do you think the access panel was not screwed down at the time the transom was replaced?

Welcome...location? Windows: don't start caulking them up until you have tried to replaced the seals, as suggested above. If/when you resort to caulking; making tape is your friend. Ditto for plastic razor blades Water tank: fill it and then check the bilge; the water has to be going somewhere...

I had NAPA color match the gel-coat color and put it in a spray can. Perhaps they can to the same with vinyl paint (think vinyl car top).

Yes. A few years ago, I put my prescription sunglasses on (need them for close up and small lettering due to getting older/old) to configure a few things on my MFD. I spent about 20 minutes adding some waypoints, renaming some others, etc., etc. Then, I wanted to get something out of my truck...

Congrats! I have the 306. The 271 is basically the same, just a bit smaller. You are going to love it. When you get it, try to see if five gallon barrels fit in the transom fish box. They fit on my boat. I out two in. One for stuff and one for trash (has a hole cut in the lid).

As I see it, ypou options are: Option 1: Sell them as-is and disclose the rot issue. Option 2: Repair and sell them with the "hope' of recouping as much $$ as possible. Option 3: Part them out. Assign a net dollar value to each option and go from there. I would go with Option 1, because I...