Hi All. We're finally getting ready to launch for our first time, but are curious...where do people stow their bumpers on the boat? And...what do Mark I owners stow in their stern lockers? I had to crawl in there today to run some wiring and saw how cavernous that space is...but from the top, the openings are small.
Also, does anyone know if the Panda 4000W generator (that can be ordered from the factory) will fit through the opening in the cockpit locker?
Thanks,
David Volkman
S/V Electric Ladyland
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Stowage and stern lockers
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KenKrawford
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Re: Stowage and stern lockers
David,
I use the stern lockers on my MKI to store a cleaning bucket and long handle brush. I also put the fenders in there when under way.
I can't comment on the gen. set since I don't have one.
I use the stern lockers on my MKI to store a cleaning bucket and long handle brush. I also put the fenders in there when under way.
I can't comment on the gen. set since I don't have one.
Ken Krawford
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Lake Lanier, GA
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Lake Lanier, GA
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Ray Edwards
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Re: Stowage and stern lockers
F.Y.I. a milk crate will fit thru opening on stern lockers, great way to store extra lines or items you don't need very often.
Yes the Panda will fit thru opening in port side locker but you have to unpack the unit from it's "suit case" drain the oil and lower thru the opening on an angle. Unfortunity opening is about two inches to small to just lower in straight down.
If you are going to do any traveling or lots of anchoring out unit is GREAT.
Yes the Panda will fit thru opening in port side locker but you have to unpack the unit from it's "suit case" drain the oil and lower thru the opening on an angle. Unfortunity opening is about two inches to small to just lower in straight down.
If you are going to do any traveling or lots of anchoring out unit is GREAT.
Ray