Just had 10 ladies on the boat. Youngest is 65. They loved the new Lillypad ladder. Wanted to know why we did not get it earlier. Had to tell them I got it soon after they released to the after market. FYI - told less than 1 hour to remove old ladder and install new Lillypad. The ladder is...
The speedometer on our 2008 has never worked.(It does say the boat is going 50MPH for the last 12 years we have had the boat) Once a year I will run the boat at 3000 rpm. Open the gps speedometer app on the phone and remind myself that is about 22 mph and then never worry about it till next year.
I release the arm because it will not fit under the seat squared. I sprayed the arm spring with dry lube because I did not want to grease the spring and arm. It can be a little stiff but it is all about getting the right angle on the arm to release it. The hardest part of using the anchor is...
My advice would be go to a recommended upholstery shop and get their advice on a repair. No fabric is going to match 6 year old seats. Do something fun and change the look of the damaged area. In 2016 we could not get matching fabric for a 2015 model Bennington. I gave up and the shop...
What has worked for me is to wait for a rainy weekend and leave the cover off. The marine carpet absorbs a lot of water. A hose or carpet cleaner does not get the carpet wet enough to clean it well. The next morning after the good rain, I pour a little shampoo and then scrub the carpet with...
You have a very heavy boat with a heavy load and an 115HP engine. That engine is undersized for your setup. The high rpm could be from the prop cavitating. Even with a great prop that engine will never give you the performance that you are looking to achieve. Understand what you have and...
We installed the Lillipad ladder to help all our older friends and us. It is amazing. I have read that it works well for dogs. No actual experience but that is what I have read.
That is an I/O and they have the engine hatch partially raised. The lounger is higher that the driver seat. They must have flooded the engine bay. Broken hoses for raw water or no drain plug. I know what that is like. We have the boat winter serviced and the mechanic normally puts the plug...
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