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Use an old bilge pump, stuck it in a bucket of pink. I put a switch inline on the positive side. A small utility battery works great (like for a garden tractor).

Wasn't the head gasket. The fuel/water pump combo pooped the bed. It was pumping water into the carb through the overflow.

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From a quick glance at their website, it appears to be the brainbox for all the helm panel switches.

The week was great! However, second last day coming out of Little Current the newly repaired engine overheated. Idled back to Killarney to have a look, and its looking like it popped the new head gaskets. We limped home all the way down the bay at 7 knots, took 15 hours. At least the weather was...

Whats the question?

I use a heat gun and patience. Never had a problem. I did use one of those eraser wheels once, it works ok, but more of a pain in my opinion. Get it nice and warm with the gun and peel back slowly. Follow up with acetone to remove the glue.

Yeah, true enough. Every once and a while I'd stuff a t-shirt between the screen and the window, did the job but it a little ghetto. I think I'll make something up like you have.

That sounds easy. I think I have a roll of black vinyl somewhere in my garage. I guess I could whip something up.

Apparently Photobucket changed their rules??

Well, hopefully tonight we get the stbd engine back together and I can get my summer started. We are supposed to be heading to the North Channel Saturday!!

Alternator, starter, distributor....

It wasn't even my kid.... Your 330 came with no screens for the hatches?? Maybe they are in storage somewhere.

Can you not get a carb kit and rebuild it?

Maybe from Bomar? I'm having a screen replaced at a local window store.. Some kid stepped through it. I'm also open to idea for a blackout for the forward hatch, the sun seems to shine right in my eyes every morning!

Its quite worn, here is what I have:

I'll see what shape it's in and take some pics for you.

I have my old progress 1 in pieces in the garage if anyone needs any parts.

Absolutely!

Hey Steve, it is "Captain Navy Blue".