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The '89 220 DA Searay has a flip back cockpit seat. The seat locks into place in the cockpit position with a sliding bar which slids through a bracket (eye pad) mounted to the bottom of the seat. The previous owner removed the fasteners and lost them. I need 2 of them. Since I've never seen...

Me culpa. All "inaccessable" nuts seem accessable from access panels on each side of the aft berth. I just totally forgot it had an aft berth. Perhaps because my 34' SeaRay Express Cruiser I just sold did not have an aft berth. Makes one question their thought processes.

I'm thinking about using toggle bolts with exposed plastic covers so I can take advantage of the existing holes in the fiberglass which are quite large...5/8-3/4" diameter or perhaps screws in the folds. I would love to put nuts on the back but there just is no access. There are no access...

OK. It quit raining, so I pulled the cover back and looked for screws in the folds. There were none. Cut the vinyl and found the bolts. Screwed them out and heard the nut drop in the inaccessable cavity. I am 99% convinced there was no way to get to these nuts. These panels had to be...

I did remove the speaker. No access. I applied two much outward pressure at the fastener for it to be push pins/clips. I am removing to install new vinyl...long top side panel only. I may just cut it out, but I can't stand not being able to figure something out. I'll look in the folds of the...

Has anyone had the experience of removing the vinyl side panels on a 1989 SeaRay 220 DA? Been working to remove just the port panel for over 2 hours. The two aft nuts above the port storage compartment were easy. The most forward nut was relatively easy but did require removing the ac...