Recent content by Kozzie2020

Doesn’t that pump you with confidence. Even with the extra shipping costs and big disadvantage in currency conversion I chose to purchase a Bennington over an Australian made boat. WARRANTY - WARRANTY. And standing by it.

Strange that the side trim is stained and not the toon. There is toon discolouration but no browning. If the same toon aluminium was used on the trim then there may not be a problem.

1.5 kg Nylon Cooper anchor for the stern and Lone star GX 1electric anchor for the bow. Both work a treat on sand or mud sea floors. Have both out when anchoring. No chain was fitted to the nylon anchor, still sits flat and digs in. Also prevents any boat scratching when retrieving and storing.

Photo taken from Bribie Island and looking to Caloundra, Queensland. Our winter.

My son and his kayak, ferris wheel, the Bennington and kite surfers on a lovely winter’s day.

I also think that closing threads like this is disappointing. What was important to me before I purchased my Bennington was the 10 year warranty and the positive forum comments on Bennington backing their product. I am confident my dealer will take care of any warranty issues.

In the end what was happening was very simple to see. The water was running down the back of the seat into the side channel and because my boat is very much leaning towards the stern the water accumulated at the lowest end and simply overflowed into the cavity. There are no external drain...

Love the curved ladder.

For boat owners who have a ski pylon and a ‘live bait well’, here’s a handy place to keep the lifebuoy.

Perfect for us.

Lunch at Bribie Island today, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

Coming home through the lock.

Australian native Paper Bark trees.

The ‘live bait well’ comes in handy for holding the jerry can when refuelling.

Even works for homework!