New to the forum.... I have recently acquired a Hunter 25 in dire need of TLC. Mostly clean up and bottom work. However, one thing that I need to replace is the switch panel. Can anyone help me find a supplier?
Switch Panel
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If by switch panel you mean (sailing is replete with its own lexicon) the AC/DC electrical distribution panel, West Marine (WM) has lots. See link below.
If by switch panel you mean (sailing is replete with its own lexicon) the AC/DC electrical distribution panel, West Marine (WM) has lots. See link below.
Thanks
Thanks, Bill. Not only am I new to the forum, I am new to boat ownership. Learning a lot...
Thanks, Bill. Not only am I new to the forum, I am new to boat ownership. Learning a lot...
Not sure about your particular boat but...
Paneltronics made many of the Hunter model electrical panels. Hunter Marine Customer Service can provide you with their contact information. A Google search will bring up several good hits. Terry
Paneltronics made many of the Hunter model electrical panels. Hunter Marine Customer Service can provide you with their contact information. A Google search will bring up several good hits. Terry
You need more switches!
I am by no means a trained electrician, but I am confident I can handle this job. It is considerably smaller that what you picture here. 4 switches....steaming lights, anchor lights, cabin lights and one other I can't remember at the moment. Replacing it looks pretty straight forward. It's possible that the existing switch still works. Once I get the inside to the point where it is not gross to stay for long periods (this boat is a fixer upper in every sense) , I'll start on the electronics. I need to do a complete inspection/test from stem to stern. Once I know what I'm dealing with, I'll go from there. Thanks for the additional links. Looking forward to having this boat seaworthy by March. Jeff
I am by no means a trained electrician, but I am confident I can handle this job. It is considerably smaller that what you picture here. 4 switches....steaming lights, anchor lights, cabin lights and one other I can't remember at the moment. Replacing it looks pretty straight forward. It's possible that the existing switch still works. Once I get the inside to the point where it is not gross to stay for long periods (this boat is a fixer upper in every sense) , I'll start on the electronics. I need to do a complete inspection/test from stem to stern. Once I know what I'm dealing with, I'll go from there. Thanks for the additional links. Looking forward to having this boat seaworthy by March. Jeff- Status