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I used the Sea Ray part number of 1331735 when I called. I also provided the Sea Ray part number for the portlight itself for reference (1454008). The parts guy was able to cross reference with BOMAR to order the right gasket based on that. I'm not sure what BOMAR's part number is though...

I have the same setup as you. I think based on price and comments I will also stick with interstate. How do you position your switches when starting and when on the hook? Probably dumb of me but I've never touched mine since we purchased it.

Yeah, my screen is the same as you mention, a pop in. However, I think the only part I need to replace right now is the portlight gasket. My local Bomar distributer is double checking the part number so hopefully I'll know soon and hopefully it takes care of the leak.

Thanks Bob&Sue. I'm waiting on a call back from BOMAR right now. Meanwhile I looked through the parts manual as you recommended. I was being lazy, since my manual is at the boat. Most of you probably know but I didn't even think to download my manual from Searay. It was easy and I found...

Any luck finding a gasket? I have a 280 Sundancer and have leaks in 2 of my portholes but I'm having the hardest time finding gaskets or replacement parts online.

Just logged back in. Thank you all so much for the suggestions. This was exactly what I needed to make a decision on battery replacement. I appreciate you all taking the time.

This will be the first time I'm having to replace my batteries on my 2002 sundancer 280. I believe I need to replace 2 starting batteries as one will not turn its engine over at all and the other one barely holds a charge. We barely got the boat started from anchor yesterday after only being...

Thanks! I appreciate the info. We area going at the beginning of October so hopefully the weather plays along. I've also been researching fuel consumption pages and I think I'll try to keep from taking it to quick to save on fuel. We are out the door now to start looking at used dinghies...

We have been boating for a little over a year. Wondering if anyone has advice on taking the trip from San Diego to Catalina. We have a 2002 280 Sundancer and a bit worried about fuel capacity/consumption issues for the trip. Better to take a straight path or travel near land until closer?