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I'm having my cockpit bolster redone. I have emailed Sea Ray twice to see what color vinyl was used so we could match the rest of the cockpit. So far after two weeks I have not heard back from them. Any suggestions?

The boat is finished!! I want to thank Tom Campbell, his family, and Vince for the exceptional work and service they have provided on this project. It was decided to leave the propellers alone for this season and I can take the boat back later to have them tuned. As of now it hits the rev...

Even though the weather was lousy yesterday I was able to wax my boat thanks to Tom Campbell being kind enough to open his shop up for me. They are almost done, they have to put the hatch back on and are waiting for the props and the bottom to be soda blasted.They are hopeing to be finished by...

Just got back from Campbell's Boatyard, the Cummins are in the boat!!!

Campbell's are almost done prepping the bilge, they strengthened the stringers and installed new bilge pumps, hoses, and wiring. The new strainers are in and most of the paint work is done. They are making all new dash panels so the fake wood grain matches, and pictured are the new electronic...

Well the old engines are out! If anyone would like a good closed cooled Mercruiser 7.4 or 7.2 Westerbeke give Campbell's Boatyard a call!:smt001 The new engines and generator arrived last weel. I have tried to load some pictures. I have to say working with Campbell's has been a pleasure so far...

A couple of years ago I posted aout repowering my 1999 370EC from gas to diesels. Well the boat is now at Campbells Boatyards After many discusions with Cummins, Sea Ray, and Campbells they are installing 2 Cummins 6.7QSB 480hp along with a 7.5kw Onan Quiet diesel generator. It should make quite...

We have decided to repower our 370EC with Cummins 5.9 370hp engines, it currently has 7.4 Mercruisers in it. I know economically this makes no sense.:smt021 But my wife and I love the boat and decided that this year or next would be a good time to do this project. I was trying to figure out what...

I have a Westerbeke 7.2 gas genny. When I try to start it, it will trip the 20 amp breaker in about 5 seconds. When I press the preheat switch I do not hear the usual "click", it will crank briefly and then trip the breaker. Any ideas?

I have the a Raytheon electronics package from a 1999 37' Searay (R41XX open array radar, screen, gps, digital depth finder) if anyone is interested.