When I worked at Edson, you could determine the parts installed in a particular
boat by the pedestal serial number, located under the compass. Edson kept
invoices arranged by the numeric order of the serial number that showed what
components were sold along with the pedestal.
Since Edson
Seems to be in stock at the Binnacle
https://ca.binnacle.com/product_info.php?products_id=9043
Eugene
On Mon, 2022-10-24 at 23:16 -0400, CHARLES SCHEAFFER via CnC-List
wrote:
> Still looking for a source for Bed-it butyl tape. Every one I check
> is sold out or out of stock. Has anyone bought
If you can't get Bed-it. Try your local RV store for Dicor Butyl tape.
I have both and find them similar.
Neil Schiller
1983 C 35-3, #028, "Grace"
Whitehall, Michigan
On 10/24/2022 11:16 PM, CHARLES SCHEAFFER via CnC-List wrote:
Still looking for a source for Bed-it butyl tape. Every one I
Try Apple Auto glass. Their windshield tape does the job.
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On Oct 25, 2022, at 7:51 AM, schiller via CnC-List
wrote:
If you can't get Bed-it. Try your local RV store for Dicor Butyl tape. I
have both and find them similar.
Neil Schiller
1983 C 35-3, #028, "Grace"
I have purchased Dicor butyl tape from Amazon. I have been using it for
several years now, and this stuff is the real deal. See "Dicor BT-1834-1 1/8"
x 3/4”
x 30' Butyl Seal Tape” for $11.86 Prime free delivery.
Here is the link to Amazon:
Dicor Butyl tape... Thanks for the info! I may just try it, even though I will
get Bed-It when available.
Oct. 25, 2022 7:00:08 a.m. schiller via CnC-List :
> If you can't get Bed-it. Try your local RV store for Dicor Butyl tape. I
> have both and find them similar.
>
> Neil Schiller
>
I would like to reset my password.
Tom Alessi
ANDIAMO 36’
646-283-1580
Hey Chuck, I replaced the chain/cable on mine last year. They looked it up
and got me the right one. They may have consulted Rob. Don't forget the
wire rope criss-crosses in the pedestal. The instructions aren't very
clear. Of course one of the aluminum bolts that held the pedestal down
broke when
Life safe butyl is not the same quality as bed it.
windshield tape isn't the same idea as normal butyl which is meant to be formed
into whatever shape you want. (at least when I installed windshields 4 or 5
years ago)
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I agree that the quality of the Edson product is first rate, but support
service seems to have slipped somewhat from what it was when I bought
replacement parts from them in 2002 when I converted from tiller to wheel and
again in 2015 when the mild steel idler plate rusted through. When I
Thanks Paul. I have ordered some and will compare it.
Oct. 25, 2022 8:06:14 a.m. Dreuge via CnC-List :
> I have purchased Dicor butyl tape from Amazon. I have been using it for
> several years now, and this stuff is the real deal. See "Dicor BT-1834-1
> 1/8" x 3/4”
> x 30' Butyl Seal Tape”
bed it comes in custom labeled cardboard packaging so it's not rebranded
Bob Mann
Cc35 mk I
On 10/25/2022 7:05 PM Joe Della Barba via CnC-List wrote:
I cut out a
You need a better meter that registers volts in tenths or hundreths of volts.
Sounds like the batteries are OK. Eventually you will find a bad connection
between the battery and the switch and the starter. Best to eliminate those
control wire harness quick connects and wire the red lead
I still have about a half a roll of 3M butyl tape purchased about 18 years ago
at an auto supply house that caters to body shops. Long time ago, when I was in
the car business working for GM, I learned that there were no higher quality
alternatives to 3M products. So that has pretty much been
I would have to agree with Rick. You can't go wrong with 3M. Never used
their butyl, but I don't quibble all over the price of 3M, although it's
usually high. But at least you know you're going to get great results. I
just Had to buff out a large Curved windshield that looked like it had been
More diagnosis- I found that when I checked the voltage at the engine panel
ammeter (where power comes to the panel), it was 12V. When I checked at the
input side of the key switch it was 12 V. When I turned the key switch on, I
got 10V on the other pole of the key switch and everywhere
Hi Dave, what brand engine is it? We will assume you have the key switch
right. Sounds like a bad connection of some sort, since your starter has been
giving you issues I would check there first. Many engines receive all of their
power at the main starter terminal. A poor connection there or
Maybe I should buy the company and bring to the next level
On Tue, Oct 25, 2022 at 6:15 PM Dave S via CnC-List
wrote:
> No doubt there are super cheap varieties out there, along with better
> stuff.I have a really old roll, 20+ years. Great stuff. WhenI
> reinstall my deck hatches I’ll
"I still have about a half a roll of 3M butyl tape purchased about 18
years ago at an auto supply house that caters to body shops."
That's the thing... that was 18 years ago. getting things like lacquer
automotive paints and excellent anti-fouling 18 years ago was easy. As
production costs
Ahhh. The old slant 6 trick….Dave - clean all your grounds and clean and tighten all connections. The bouncing meter is a clue to an intermittent or loose connection. It can also be a switch oxidizing or otherwise failing. I assume you are measuring your voltage with reference to a local
Dave S,
You probably never used Bed-it.
FWIW, I rebedded my deck fittings and used an entire roll of Bed-it in all
kinds of weather over a four year refit. Deck fittings like; Cleats, padeyes,
genoa tracks, winches, clutches, jamcleats, traveller, etc. It worked great,
always the same
My feeling of the Bed-it-Butyl, is that it seems to kind of hold together.
While the original or garden variety from the RV stores keeps moving, under
head it seems like it will drip away, while the Bed-it seems to not move,
more firm, like it has invisible fibers in it. (it doesn't)
Also,
No doubt there are super cheap varieties out there, along with better stuff.
I have a really old roll, 20+ years. Great stuff. WhenI reinstall my deck
hatches I’ll finally use it up or will run short. Will need another big roll
for the next 20!
Dave
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> On Oct 25,
I cut out a larger opening in the floor to work on the mast step, I didn't
see how to do it otherwise.
The access to that forward bolt is not easy, trying to grind down there will
be quite the challenge if I have to get into it and no way is my new mast
coming out. On the good side I bet you could
As I stated earlier, I haven't looked at the support under Touche's forward
bolt. However, I have rebuilt Touche's mast step support. The
construction is similar. There were 3-4 pieces of plywood spanning the
bilge.
Like Neil, I removed the wood. I used a chisel. It came out easily. Then
I
It would be interesting to compare bed-it to other butyl tapes. I find it
doubtful that it has any special marine magic mojo that other quality products
don’t.it is very likely Rod found a good product he trusted, has had
private labelled, and has done a good job of promoting it. (Good
HELP! I am stumped and hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
Long descrition as best i can recall. Two weeks ago i thought i would get a
head start on a project. My start button has been flakey this summer with now
and then nothing happening when pressed. Decided to replace key
Dennis and Neil, thank you so much for the very quick and extremely helpful
replies.
Neil, if I understand correctly, you took off all of the fiberglass on top of
the blocks, and tabbed a fiberglass board on the top and on the forward face,
creating a boxed corner around them and replacing
Steven,
I did leave the old wood in there. Was a decision I had to make and
wasn't sure what was the best approach, but yes, I enclosed it with the
pieces I installed. I thought the fiberglass would be strong enough. I
didn't have a backing plate on the bolt, just the washer, but after I
Joe,
Yes, we're talking about just the small bolt forward. I think you could
do this without taking the mast step out, bit tight but there's no
connection between the bolt/wood and the step. You could just use glass
cloth, but I wanted the thickness of the fiberglass board, particularly
Not looking forward to this, I thought I was done fixing this stuff ☹
The stock mast step does not come out without a lot of help from a hammer and
chisel, I spend days on my knees chopping it out. My new one won’t come out
either, it is thoroughly epoxied to the boat. I am not sure if I have
Joe, Love your post.
I'm on my boat over at a slip on Broad Creek, Magothy River and struggling with
several challenges onboard.
I saw some rips and holes in my genoa when sailing on Sunday. I thought I was
clever, dropping the sail while tacking the boat solo onto the deck. I flaked
it
I thought of doing just that Joe if I ever lost the mast. Probably close to
impossible to find a replacement. A trawler would work and if not that a
backyard lawn ornament or man cave.
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> Not looking
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