I do not know if you have the same battery as I do but on my boat we have what is called group 31 batteries. They were an exact replacement for the factory batteries. They are an inexpensive truck

Hi All,    I totally agree with Richard - your intended cruising area will determine your choice of battery replacement.   Outside the US/Carib/Europe, agm or gel cell are not always available, or

Hi you if you plan to use the boat to travel outside the US and Caribbean you may want to go with heavy lead acid batteries as you can get replacement far easier the gell or agm Second do NOT mix

I am looking for some information as to the type of batteries to purchase to replace my existing original batteries that came with the AMEL 54 new. I am presently located in the Cheaspeake Bay. I

I have had a number over the past20+years. Design and quality has improved enormously recently now that most are designed and made in China.At present I have a 3.0m Honwav aluminium floor which was

I think the whole question of what kind and length of dingy depends on exactly where you cruise and what you do when you get there. plus how many people are being transported. We are avid scuba

Gary, clean off all the old glue and put the bumper on with 3-M 5200. Let it sit for one week and that will solve your glue problem. I put a towing bridle on my dinghy with 5200 and towed it for 5

Eric, Now I know why my email to the owner blasting Brian was never answered. I do not know the answer to your question, but I uploaded another photo to Eno Gas Stove that may answer you. BeBe was

Gary, I really did not look at the estimate in depth. FKG is a world class metal, fiberglass, machine, rigging shop. They stand by their estimates. If they left something out it would be no charge

Hi Eric: Thanks for the estimate. In going through the estimate and trying to match up all the studs (the threaded part that goes into the turnbuckle), I only see 17 studs listed in the estimate yet

Gary,    We had a Caribe on our Santorin for 13 years, and loved it. It was eventually nicknamed "Lazarus" as the dinghy manufacturer here in Phuket kept it serviceable each year with only minor

Kent Thanks _____ From: amelyachtowners@... [mailto:amelyachtowners@...] On Behalf Of Kent Robertson Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 6:28 PM To:

Oops, I always add that. SM243 1999 Kent S/V Kristy

I had a 10ft.  120 lb Caribe RIB that was on the boat when I bought it.  It was old (don't know how old, but I'm guessing 7-8 years at least and sat in the sun/heat/freeze of Oklahoma for the 5

Hi, What is the age, model, and number of your boat Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376 Kimberlite _____ From:

Hey, Gary, I replaced everything.  I used swages instead of mechanical connections.  My rigger told me that I could probably replace with SAE sizes instead of metric for 25% less in materials costs

Hi All: My Avon Rover 3.4 is 10 years old and I can't seem to keep the bumper on. Other than that she is in as good a shape as on day one. I have re-glued it several times and I am just plain tired

Hi Eric: I sent you my email address. Joel said that he would recommend replacing everything, "pin to pin". I asked my marine surveyor the same question and he said that unless you can have the

Gary, If you send me your email I will send you an estimate I received from FKG rigging in SXM. It was about 10K and they thought the turnbuckles were fine Fair Winds Eric Amel Super Maramu #376

No spreader bar are nessecary. You can lift with a small inclination so the cable of the crane does not touch the backstay of the main mast. Dimitris Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 9:40