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My apoligies i meant to attach the heater...its $1,200.00 canadian for the 1200 model https://ca.binnacle.com/product_info.php?products_id=2544&gad=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw1OmoBhDXARIsAAAYGSE5sn64PV-cGOeavFNIgvywvckef4k_XCoE9d2GbsWMr-2i2xEJGe4aAqGOEALw_wcB

This is the answer....all you need is this, 12 volt wore for fan and run a hose from Outside vented locker to the Heater, can be bought used for $4-600.00.... It has a unique double wall chimney so air is sucked in from Chimney and then exhaust goes back out the inside pipe .......

It is designed to withstand a HURRICANE, in a commercial setting, but that is only quoted to show how well it works! It is as easier to remove than 5200 which is more of an adhesive, I have had layers of FG come off when trying to remove fittings bedded in 5200.... Good Luck with your project!

This is the product best for bedding or installing any window hatch application... https://siliconeforbuilding.com/product/scs2000-silpruf-sealant

Well I would want to see a comment where deck fitting or windows were removed after 8 years or more...my take away is its good for production builds and easy clean up...but long term I'll stick with good quality silicone, polyurethane and polysulfides....for sealant glues and gaskets, 55+...

Anything I remove from the deck that was bedded in Butyl, is hard and dried out like window putty, or plumbers putty... Anything that used original Dow Corning Silicone still good... The correct Silicone used to be Sil Pruf...spelling may be wrong, this Silicone was formulated to attach windows...

You can't go wrong with a UK Loft or Sail, they are very experienced and its a Loft organization run by Sailmakers not a Corporation. There ae lots of lofts around so service is not an issue....when ordering from an Internet sailmaker with no Loft not even for service tah farms your sail out to...

So glad your still sailing the Columbia river with your boat, it has been well loved! Yeah have a few pictures to post, new Chainplates, new Mast step, R&R'd the Fore Deck and Cockpit..... Cheers Tim

After talking with you, folks in Wisconsin, surveyed one in Rochester, made offers on one in Anacortes, I bought Mariah, sight unseen from Roche Harbor on San Juan Island during the pandemic border closure, I live on Vancouver Island in British Columbia.... Did you read my original post...

Yup, Loren Tim Knight here....had lofts in Seattle, Anacortes, Vancouver and Sidney! Do you still have your Olson?? Tim

Thanks for your prompt reply your description mirrors my experience...I have reached out to Bob Perry a Friend and Tad Roberts who used to work with Bruce King... Was your boat for sale a couple of years ago with some headliner work..... Yes one of the best looking boats ever, and the cockpit is...

I have owned my E36C called Mariah for a year and find it will not back up very well. As the engine is offset to Stbd with prop slightly offset to port. When I reverse the boat walks to port very radically... The engine and transmission were replaced in 2010....the shaft rotates clockwise when...