pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

[ronj]

What would look best .powercoat white or polished stainless steel. I am thanking powercoat it for less cleanup work. Ron

 

[phishy]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

that is a nice job!!!!!!
power coat will chip with normal use. I got with the polished stainless...easy to clean and restore.

 

[ecrudolph]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

Look forward to seeing that installed. Not sure of the durability of powder coating but you may be able to powder coat all but where the chain and rode ride up.

Eric
2005 Trophy 1802

 

[ronj]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

Went with powercoat. Just got it back today. Looks like it is made of plastic. Nice job for $30. Got it beded in with plexas 350. Will install winlass tomarrow. i will post more pic. then.These are just makeing sure everything works. Ron

 

[ecrudolph]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

Wow, that looks great. Did you make the pulpit or purchase? Can't wait to see with the windlass installed. Also curious on how well it works dumping line into that forward area.

Eric
2005 Trophy 1802

 

[ronj]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

Anyone know where I can buy the fuzzy stuff used on the inside for upholstery of the headliner . This is the waterproof rode door and the windlass.installed.Yes I made it .Could not find A stainless ready made that would fit.

 

[rob711]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

really nice job..what kind of windlass is that...wanna make one for me!!

 

[ronj]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

The windlass 700 Pro-Fish. I would not do this again on a 1802 w/a. To much work to get the rode locker waterproof and it drains into your storage under your bunk to the bilge pump under step in cabin.Alot of glass work. I will say I had it all together and it works really good.I have alot of pictures I can post if anyone wants to see how to do this And no I do not want to make any more. I only get 1/2 hr. for lunch and it took me 5 days of my lunch to brake weld and fit the pulpit. Ron

 

[rob711]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

well it really does look great...that would be great if you'd post more pics..thats also a good piont about where the water needs to drain to. What did you do with the light, i'd assume you had to get seperate red and green ones for either side.thanks for all the info

 

[ronj]

Re: pulpit and windlass on 1802 w/a

Stainless leds.They show really nice at night.Ron