PDQ Owners Forum

When we do 2 coats, the first coat uses just over 1 gal, and if we're really stingy we can get a second coat with the remainder of the second gal. Our hulls are pretty smooth, without much build-up, so that helps too. Good luck and all the best.....
Bruce

Congratulations Jim, we'll miss you guys. All the best...

oops... here's the link http://www.pdq36.com/

this link will take you to PDQ.com where there are manuals and a wealth of other info. Good luck, all the best and enjoy the PDQ!
Bruce

Windrush (36074) had a full baton, 2 reef, 8.62 high aspect Dacron made by Mack Sails back in the fall of 2012. We love it and can recommend Mack Sails. We also got their Mack pack cover and their service was very good. We had them replace a zipper in the mack Pack last spring. Good luck and all the...

Hi Tom. We purchased our last two engines from Pass-A-Grille Marina (Tray Thomason Pass-A-Grille Marina 727-360-0100, 1901 Pass-A-Grille Way, St. Pete Beach, Fl. 33706) when both Boats.net and the Stuart guy were out of stock. They're on the west coast which is a pain but might be worth a price chec...

It should be just plug and play. I'll send you a pm

Hi Jim, hope alls well aboard Ocean Dreamer! I also had issues with an old Raytheon display going so dark it became almost unreadable and found a relatively simple fix, although it was not cheap. On Ebay there is a seller called desertdiver1 that sells just the LCD screen and it worked well for me. ...

What a great idea and solution! Thanks.

My 1999 pdq is 68" from the aft of the hardtop to the aft of the arch where the davit pulley is. Hope this helps.

Hi Lamar. I'm not sure if Titusville is close enough to you but you'll find several 36's at Westland Marina. We're in the Berries right now, waiting to cross early this week to Lake Worth and then move Windrush up to Titusville to be hauled for the summer. PM me if you'd like to meet. All the best.....

If you contact Sam The Skull he can let you know whats involved. He just completed the project you're interested in.

Hi Jim & Cathy. We're on our way down to Titusville after Can. Thanksgiving and hope to be across the stream by the end of Oct. We'll be heading down towards the Exumas/Ragged Islands but we're looking forward to meeting up in the new year. Stay in touch and all the best.....
Bruce & Val

The early PQDs were infact 34s, The hulls of later models were extended at the stern to improve getting on and off and officially became 36s. The rest of the boat is basically the same so the 36 manual should be what you require. All the best.
Bruce

Hi John. found this post from 10 years ago, but may still be of use! Tramps Postby SecondWind » Thu Dec 09, 2004 1:54 pm We bought ours from Sunrise Yacht Products, 6544-44th St.N, Pinellas Park, FL 33781; e-mail: info@multihillnets.com; http://www.multihullnets.com ; phone 727-562-9288; fax 737-528...