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Hey moderators -- too many announcements?
Some of the sticky "announcements" that appear at the top of the list may have outlived their usefulness. Maybe the moderators should consider changing the following posts from announcements back into normal messages:
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RINKER @ MIAMI INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW & YACHTS MIAMI BEACH 2017
Rinker Welcomes Dealers and Public to Open House
New Rinker QX26 to be on the Cover of Boating Magazine - Here is a link to the Article
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I doubt anybody wants to remove stuff that our buddy Steve W posted, but I don't think he intended them to be permanent. Ten stickies seems like too many.
Coming SOON!
RINKER @ MIAMI INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW & YACHTS MIAMI BEACH 2017
Rinker Welcomes Dealers and Public to Open House
New Rinker QX26 to be on the Cover of Boating Magazine - Here is a link to the Article
Forum
I doubt anybody wants to remove stuff that our buddy Steve W posted, but I don't think he intended them to be permanent. Ten stickies seems like too many.
LaRea
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Re: Joke of the Day
Reminds me about "Rodeo Sex".Glassguy54 said:Well, I'm in the dog house again. My wife's sister sat on and broke my glasses. It's my fault. I should have taken them off first.
That's where you're having at it with the Mrs. and you whisper in her ear "your sister's better".......then try to stay on for 8 seconds.
Willhound
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Re: Hey Rinker i redesigned your dash hnt hint hint. You may want to consider these ideas.
My redesigned FV270 dash with VesselView 4:
diggin2day1
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Re: Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
Also check the seal on the port windows or rug under bed.
reneechris14
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Re: Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
+++. On the above. The AC condensate can plug up easy, or the pan rusting out too on the older models.
You can access the anchor rode locker from the deck plate behind the panel under the mirror.
Black_Diamond
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Re: Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
No but it is almost certainly coming from your Air conditioner or your anchor locker. Check the easy stuff first, is the AC leaking at the thru hull outlet? Also, is the drip pan over flowing from clogged drains overboard? That is where I would start....
Liberty44140
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Re: Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
X2 on the anchor locker the drain can get clogged. On my 342 the drain is a little higher then sides. The drain from the windless only drain on the rode then there a drain hole under the rode.
reneechris14
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Re: Water in forward bunk and behind filter for return air for AC
Anchor rode locker: drain plugged OR there is a square piece of starboard screwed to the bottom of the rode locker too. If not caulked well it will leak past it and into the area you noted. I pulled mine and resealed.
You mentioned you pulled the AC unit? Did you block off the AC condensate drain tube? Block off / close the AC raw water tube? If it is open and laying low it can siphon.
Black_Diamond
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Re: oil change?
We change all oils in the fall prior to layup. We use full synthetic oils as well. We change fuel filters in the spring after the initial start up. 15 minutes of run time. Note, if any contamination in the fuel, it will be caught in the old filter.
Alswagg
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