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We are going through a website transition, and some things might look a little different in the next few weeks. We are working on building out the system design to reflect the changes being made on our website. Please bare with us during the transition!
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Re: has anyone used the build a boat feature then went to a dealer to buy that boat?
We purchased a new 2018 Aqua Patio and we built it from the water up. List price on the web site was close to 90K. Our dealership sold the boat to us for just over 60K with trailer.
Funinsun
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Re: portable toilet
Nope they are all about the same size I bought this one because it was taller they stay pretty secure back there https://www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-Portable-Toilet-5-3-gal/29764396?athcpid=29764396&athpgid=athenaItemPage&athcgid=null&athznid=PWVUB&athieid=v0&athstid=CS002&athguid=466001f5-e34a7ea5-4e5123c9b285c180&athena=true
Boomer
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Re: What do I use to remove something clear and sticky that got on my new vinyl seat?
magic eraser is abrasive, I would try citrus cleaner first to get the thickest area clean
CRF
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Re: What do I use to remove something clear and sticky that got on my new vinyl seat?
Dealer told me to use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Not sure if it will work on that goo or not, but has done very well with the rest of the boat.
KParks
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Re: What do I use to remove something clear and sticky that got on my new vinyl seat?
goo be gone type citrus cleaner fluid is my suggestion
CRF
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Re: Where can I get replacement for the Sweetwater logo? The vinyl striping?
answer #2: or an authorized dealer parts department
CRF
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Re: has anyone used the build a boat feature then went to a dealer to buy that boat?
Dealers are going to negotiate more on their in stock boats and if you want a custom boat made based on this website expect to pay much more for the customization.
I suggest you find a dealer stocked boat which closely matches want you want and start from there. If you cannot find it, then ask your dealer to search other dealers for a boat which is closer to what you are looking for.
I suggest you find a dealer stocked boat which closely matches want you want and start from there. If you cannot find it, then ask your dealer to search other dealers for a boat which is closer to what you are looking for.
tarheel
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Re: Connecting power to my fish finder
I have had mine out, straightforward as you guessed. Hopefully you have a fused (circuit breaker) unused accessory switch you can use. If not just attach to main power but use an inline fuse. I think there was a metal bar for ground wires.
CRF
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Re: I just bought a boat.
This is meant for those new to boating !
When you buy a boat, new or used, there generally isn't ONE all-inclusive manual. There will be several booklets, one for the boat, one for the motor, one for the trailer. They are all made by seperate manufacturers. In addition, if you are lucky, there will be paperwork on boat systems such as radio, steering, controls, canvas & vinyl. My Godfrey dealer had all of that for me in a nice canvas bag, as the boat was new. It may be easier to research on the internet, or contact specific manufacturers. If you do post on here, please list the brand names, sizes, and hp.
CRF
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