I did recently see an ad on Facebook for a mini table that clips the leg of your existing table. Looks like it would fit the larger cups/bottles. Of course, i can't find it now.
Occasionally, I've had that issue where it's difficult to get the zipper started on 1 side. After working it, I'm able to get it, but sometimes if you have it at the wrong angle it won't go. If you have a soft Yeti, they come with zipper lube. Maybe give that a try?
I have a tritoon, same boat. The snake will get snagged because it's curved. I suggest trying the glow rods. or 2 or 3 driveway markers taped together?
No need to remove the panels. Get a cheap set of glow rods, and you can run it straight across through that 1" gap between the the side panels and deck. I just did this. Once it's across, I ran it basically behind the rub rail.
Ok, I am circling back to this post to give an update. I went with the sound bar route, details below! All of this work was done while the boat was in our dock. Made it a little difficult, but no impossible.
I purchased the WetSounds Stealth-6-Core-B passive sound bar and Kicker 48KXMA400.2...
So, that's a great idea, however, i'd like to be able to have the same music on the boat and off the back. I tired using a bluetooth speaker with a bluetooth transmitter from the headunit, however, there was a delay and it cause an echo which was annoying. Maybe that was the transmitter I was...
Yup. I even looked at trying to mod my swing back to fit the factory speakers, however the mods would be too significant to make that work. Thanks! Will keep this thread updated.
I hear you. We've seen the boats with the crazy sound systems that echo throughout the cove....we're not looking for that. Music is a part of our boating experience and we'd like to be able to hear it within, i don't know, 20 yards of the back of our boat.
We've had our boat for 3 summers and it's been everything we've ever wanted. One thing we've noticed is that when anchored and floating behind the boat, as we normally do, it's very difficult to hear the music coming from the boat, without cranking up the boat system, and blasting out those...
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