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Take a look at this company. Although we no longer have a PDQ, we put one of these on our Trawler. It fits the existing Bimini framework. http://hardtotop.com/

Not practical at all. Perhaps Electric Outboards with a large diesel genset might do the trick.

If you bought the boat from Karen & Al Keyser and it was called CATITUDE, then you have hull # 34008, which was the 34' predecessor to the 36. The molded steps were added to allow a dog to come aboard the boat.

If you are on a time schedule don't do it. You are not yet ready for this type of cruising.

PDQ went under when the Canadian dollar and US dollar reversed value. They relied on low Canadian costs and High US dollar sales. I believe Pearson is finding the cost of building to be non-competitive at this time. RE: Facebook, The link will not work without a Facebook account.

Duane,

Take a look at my Facebook PDQ page: http://www.facebook.com/sailgreen?ref=p ... 679&ref=mf
Sam Denslers PDQ page (also lives in PGI): http://pdq36.com/
and member Dick Tuschick on this Forum, who sells PDQ's in Stuart, FL

If the tech did not pull a vacuum on the system of at least 30 minutes before filling, you may have water freezing to ice and blocking the refrigerant flow.

Almost any brand relay will work as long as it is designed for the correct voltage and Amperage. You can buy 12v relays at most auto stores.

Brenda, Glad you called Pettit. Have them come and look at the bottom. If the marina failed to use Pettit paint, the Pettit guy may not tell you, but he sure as the devil will have a conversation with the marina. Skip the legal action crap, you spend more money than repainting the bottom. Instead ju...

I did not think that it was Pettits fault in my case, however, I would have gotten no where without their help. The Marina shop manager was a total ass and was completely uncooperative. Our other friends did not receive any help and has used Micron CS. We both had the same failures and were sailing ...

We had a problem with "Pettit Trinidad" and a marina in S/W Florida. We believe that the paint was watered or was not Trinidad. Another PDQ had Micron CS applied in the same yard and had the same problem. Our bottoms both looked like Ocean reefs after a few weeks. I contacted the local Pet...

Sam,

Come on over. Do you need my address?

I have a 2005 10.2' West Marine Inflatable RIB for sale, asking $300. Call Terry Green @ 941-637-6367
Local Sale Only, you must pick it up. Punta Gorda Isles, Florida

We have a "Little Giant" step ladder that can be left on the home dock or folded to carry. Ours is four steps. The steps are very wide as opposed to a regular ladder and there is a folding handle at the top.

We use 100' of chain on our LRC with no adverse effect. We never deployed any line while anchored and never experienced dragging once the anchor was firmly set.