Hi , i was wondering if enyone has put a bimini on a oday 20' er ? If it worked out for them , and where thay got theres ? Im in texas and the sun can realy burn you up . Thank's
Hi , i was wondering if enyone has put a bimini on a oday 20' er ? If it worked out for them , and where thay got theres ? Im in texas and the sun can realy burn you up . Thank's
Also i was wondering about the ice box drain , is it to drain in to the self bailing drain line ?
Chain plates all have a factory seal , on out side , that is lifting up , and im thanking that these places will leak , how and what do i use to seal it ? the plates are not lose and look ok .
Also i was wondering about the ice box drain , is it to drain in to the self bailing drain line ?
Chain plates all have a factory seal , on out side , that is lifting up , and im thanking that these places will leak , how and what do i use to seal it ? the plates are not lose and look ok .
Pour some water in the drain and see where it comes out. Mine is plumbed to the sink drain.
Search the forum here for MANY posts on inspecting and resealing chainplates. While you're at it, take a really good look at your bulkheads and inspect for wood rod, softness and delamination. Leaky chainplates will allow water to ruin your bulkheads allowing your chainplates to pull loose. Some people use a good marine grade caulk type sealant, others favor using butyl tape. Lots of good info, photos and how-to's on the forum here. You're in the right place!
Also i was wondering about the ice box drain , is it to drain in to the self bailing drain line ?
Chain plates all have a factory seal , on out side , that is lifting up , and im thanking that these places will leak , how and what do i use to seal it ? the plates are not lose and look ok .
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