Recent content by GWLK

They covered mine too - no pun intended, LOL

My extra switches are not wired. I believe they are for a Live Well, Wash Down Pump and other such items

About 6 years ago I started to have issues with my cover. Brought it to the attention of my dealer and he took care of it with Bennington. I received a new cover.

WOW. That was more than amazing. Thanks for posting.

My wife had asked me if they made some type of wipe for boats, that is what started my inquiry. We haven't used them before. We keep the boat spotless, but was wondering if they would make it easier to keep the boat cleaner in between our thorough cleanings.

Has anyone used the Boat Cleaner Wipes with UV Protectant from Better Boat?

This is my second season using those scrub pads. I use them to clean the toons at and below the water line. I think they work great.

Hey all, I just got a new mooring cover and was wondering what is the general rule of thumb to achieve the proper height for the mooring cover support poles. Don't want to overextend them and place undo stress on the cover. Thanks in advance for the info.

I have a 2013 2575RL, this spring I replaced the playpen / mooring cover with a factory cover. In three different areas the top of the vinyl seats are becoming discolored. The discoloration was slight back in July, but has gotten worse over time. I am very meticulous with the upkeep of my...

Second that. I've used Marine 31 mold remover for years. The first time I was amazed at the results. I use a leather and vinyl scrub brush as well.

I have double biminis and just ordered and received a new cover for each through my dealer. They fit as they should, perfect. Haven't received the bill yet so I'm no help on whether they were expensive or not.

Check to see if the Trim Tab Anode is attached. Mine fell off a couple years back or wasn't install properly. They are meant to be adjusted to correct if the boat pulls.

Amen

I saw one of these last year on our lake, a Sea-Doo Switch Pontoon Boat. The toons are made of Poly-Tec, a plastic material. The future will tell. Who knows? But, nothing looks better than those brightly shinning aluminum toons that I start off with each season.

Dealer supplied batteries, not a major brand and I'm going into my 6th season with them. I take them out at the end of the season (October) bring them home, place them on a battery tender, then put them back on the boat in June. So far so good.