You know what, maybe those where snap holes I was seeing. I hate new boats.
Everything whererver it fits!
Had to figure out what to do with the slant back canvas with a huge window. Looks like rolling it up on a pool noodle and putting it under the rear seat will work. Also put a couple of ditch bags with good life jackets under the starboard seating.
Noodles where hard to find given that fall is in the air around hereSounds like a very feasible idea. I've had our camper enclosure sides in the back of the cab of my truck for a couple of months now wondering how/where to stash them without significantly damaging or creasing the isinglass. Nobody ever sits in the rear of the cab so seats are folded up and everything lays flat with no possibility of being damaged. I may be going to purchase some pool noodles tomorrow and trying the roll method!!!! Our boat is new to us so of course we are still playing the "where to put things" games as well. I like for ease of access when I need it but that often entails taking up the space the wife would refer to as a "No, that does not go there" type location.
I've got one of these.
What do you think? I am quite surprised that a previous owner had the tides changed out, without using the spare seals first. I'm getting a little leak at speed, not sure if it's cruise or WOT. But it looks like it's quite compressed.
Honestly, I get a leak at rpm too and I'm deciding how to address it. Adjusted the engine angle already but only a small improvement.
Thanks, I'll take a look.
