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I have a 2009 2577RFI. My original ladder looked exactly like your’s. It was made by Bearcat Industries. I purchased a ladder for them that had four steps that helped tremendously. It was a factory second, that had a small blemish on it. This was just two years ago, so I would do a search, give...

On mine, there is a button on the bimini frame that must be pushed. The navigation lights must be on for them to work.

Yes, you can use the eye on the toon. Do a search for "Danik hook" and get one to put your anchor line (rode) through. Then simply clip it on the eye, and you can pull the rope through while on deck to tighten it up. I've been doing mine this way for years. You'll want to get the stainless steel...

Always, Always, Always use straps. I use "Boat Buckles" and I strap them down TIGHT!

Contact Bearcat Industries. www.bearcatcorp.com They have been making the Bennington ladders for quite a few years, and you can get one from them at a fraction of the cost from the dealer. They even have "seconds" with a slight blemish that cost even less. I've been happy with mine, and I...

I see the post, however, I don’t think the ladder that I have will work for you. It has a swim platform at the top. What you should probably do is contact the Bearcat Corporation. They are the ones that make them for BENNINGTON, and probably have the exact one you are looking for. I got mine on...

When they rewire your speakers, have them install a small 1/2" rotary knob by the stereo head unit that just controls the subwoofer level. That's what I did on mine. It comes in very handy due to different songs/sources having bass levels that vary wildly. Pretty simple to do for an experienced...

Recover it in vinyl wrap if you can't find one.

On my boat, the amplifier power cable is 4 gauge. (HUGE...for two amps). Also, be sure you install the recommended in-line fuse on the power cable within two feet of the battery. (Very important!)

Look into the Aqualon fabric. Extremely tough, won't rip/tear. It's waterproof, and it is all my local canvas shop uses for boat covers. (And it costs a lot less than Sunbrella.)

A local shop that does tarps/awnings/canvas etc. will be your best bet for the cover. The bimini boot is generic, and could be ordered online. I'm in north Texas too. I used a company called ACF tarp and awning, but they are a long way from you (Fort Worth).

The elliptical tubes were offered for many years prior to 2011. I know of a 2008 on my home lake that has them.

Bison coolers are made in North Richland Hills TX, in the Fort Worth area. I see the factory every day. They are comparable to Yeti in performance, but cost less. Buy American.

I have the same issue. I too would love a solution, although I'm not holding my breath.

You need a sub, with it's own amplifier, and amplifiers for the other speakers. The head unit just doesn't have near enough power.