Port window replacement brand?

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hobie61

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Apr 26, 2009
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C&C 1976 29' mk1 marble island, vt
I need to replace a couple smaller opening port windows. Does one brand (Beekman, Gray, Lewmar) seem to function better than the other over time (leaks, gaskets, etc)? I'm impartial, just do not want to "fix" in a couple years. I did not find suggestions on a search. Thanks for your advice.

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RichB

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Oct 8, 2006
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Hunter 23 Winter Park, Fl. h23
Have you thought of the Fuller Brush Co. ports. NO KIDDING. There is a great story that goes with the product. I am not endorsing them except to say that I have inspected them on a Morgan 40 and they seem to be good but need new o-ring seals periodically. The price is good too. Try Fullerbrush.com
 
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rpwillia

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Sep 29, 2008
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Catalina 310 #185 Quantico
I thought this was a joke, but ...

RichB said:
Have you thought of the Fuller Brush Co. ports. NO KIDDING. There is a great story that goes with the product. I am not endorsing them except to say that I have inspected them on a Morgan 40 and they seem to be good but need new o-ring seals periodically. The price is good too. Try Fullerbrush.com
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I followed the link and found http://www.fuller.com/products.asp?cat=2

Never would have guessed that one.
 
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Steve Dion

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Dec 2, 1999
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Hunter Vision-36 Rio Vista, CA.
The easiest way to replace most any window is to use what the mfg. originally used. Beyond that I would suggest that you look at quality and there are several good ones on the market.

Lewmar, New Found Metals (different product lines), Bomar etc.
 
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