Cleveland Steamer
Jetboaters Commander
- Messages
- 229
- Reaction score
- 877
- Points
- 187
- Location
- Cedarburg, WI
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2018
- Boat Model
- AR
- Boat Length
- 24
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Nice work! “Cleveland Steamers” is my fantasy baseball team name lolFull install of WetSounds… Was a TON of work and cutting holes in your boat is never easy.. Sounds amazing!
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Nice work! “Cleveland Stramers” is my fantasy baseball team name lol
Fixed the stern light receptacle (previous owner sheared off the contact pins), added red/green LED bow lights just under the lip of the rub rail on each side of the boat and aligned the thrusters on the back of the boat (steering wheel was not centered). Took the boar out last night and low and behold, it would track in a straight line!
How do those work with connext? Can either/or turn the lights on and off or do you just have the switches now?
I had stitching that was coming loose on this cushion so I took the cover off and stitched it again. The staple gun has a ton of power and was blowing through the vinyl. Lucky harbor freight is down the street and I picked up a pressure regulator to bring it down to 100psi.
I feel confident now to make new covers so maybe I'll do it this winter.
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Are the staples Stainless Steel? If not, they are available and I highly recommend using them. After studying the staples, it looks to be a S.S. label under the strip of staples.
How does the sub sound and what is the model you put in? How was the clearance?Full install of WetSounds… Was a TON of work and cutting holes in your boat is never easy.. Sounds amazing!
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That’s a pretty neat little wash down set up you’ve got there! Do you use air pressure to move the water?I had stitching that was coming loose on this cushion so I took the cover off and stitched it again. The staple gun has a ton of power and was blowing through the vinyl. Lucky harbor freight is down the street and I picked up a pressure regulator to bring it down to 100psi.
I feel confident now to make new covers so maybe I'll do it this winter.
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Yeah they are.
I am inspired to recover some cushions so I ordered some samples of white from sailrite. I'm going to try covering the seat on the swim platform that has a cut on the top from the previous owner. My friend will help me because she has been sewing for DIY for a while. She likes doing this kind of stuff so she can practice with my boat and maybe create a business with it.
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That’s a pretty neat little wash down set up you’ve got there! Do you use air pressure to move the water?
Nice, the swatches will give you a pretty good feel of the vinyl. We used Seabrook Cream for our cockpit cushions. https://www.sailrite.com/Morbern-Se...D1299WC1wX6spyIK08UUkjYHPJHas020aAkOWEALw_wcB
And held up well for the last few years. They get walked on a lot. Seen below the grill.
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