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My boot has also disintegrated and, except when cruising, the boat is always covered. I removed the old boot and using it as a pattern, made a replacement from a piece of 3/16" black EPDM flat rubber. A 2"+/- hole for the cables was cut toward the lower edge and I made a single cut from the...

Thanks Ron for the nice complement - I'm pleased with the dingy outboard mount on Sea Skipper. I had planned on fabricating a bracket to mount the outboard in the same location, but found that the adjustable mount from Fulton (MB1050) would do the same job with the added bonus of being able to...

Carefully looked over Sea Skipper this afternoon for stress or gel coat cracks in the motor well area and did not find any. But I do have two small gel coat cracks near the upper outside edge of the kicker jack plate mounting bolts. These outside bolts are located just at the transition point...

Well - despite all the good advice to the contrary, I decided to raise the splash well. The forward portion of the splash well was raised 10" and is now even with the gunnel effectively increasing the aft free board from 18" to 28". The splash well filler is made from 0.090 (3/32") aluminum...

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The Permatrim hydrofoil sticks out almost a foot farther to the rear on the trailer adding to the potential for rear end damage. They have two holes located each side on the aft end of the foil. I'm not sure what the intended purpose was or is, but they are perfect for attaching highway...

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The long CD25 deck hatchs (at least on my boat) were designed with the hinges located fairly close to each other and a single catch on the opposite side. This allows the ends to easily flex upwards resulting in a very poor seal. A brace or truss will improve the situation and should be...