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Has anyone resealed the fixed port lights? Mine are leaking. Looking at the window it seems that just cutting the existing sealant should pretty much release it. Any pointers would be appreciated.

I had mine back in less than a week. Sent: Tuesday, March 25, 2025 5:27 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [SabreSailboat] Ice Trays for 1989 Seafrost refrigeration Thanks John, I’ll give

Thanks John, I’ll give them a call, although there may not enough time b4 I leave for the Abacos late April -- Pete Waterson “Chardonnay” S38-2 Oriental, NC

Thanks Bill. Dave G

The DF 2205-2 is 4" between centers. Bill G. <davidgerhardt56@...> wrote:

Good to know Tim! Significant savings. I have the W27 and am wondering if they would fit. Can you measure the distance between centres on the DF 2205-2? Dave Gerhardt Serenade 1983 S 34-1 #184 NB,

Thank you all for your sound advice. Enjoy the spring Paul

The prop should feather all by itself and if it is feathered it won’t rotate the shaft, after all that’s the purpose of the feathering prop. It also shouldn’t matter if it is forward or reverse

Beta has several reasonably priced mounts on their website. beramarineusa.com [email protected]> wrote:

Seafrost will repair them If you ship them back to their HQ in New Hampshire -- - John SV Ginger, Sabre 426 Annapolis

Hi All, One of my ice trays that attach to the side of the Seafrost refrigeration holding plate is leaking. There seems to be some sort of brown colored rubber seal along the joints connecting the 2

No worries Randy. I just felt I needed to be clear that this was just my experience and I don’t have a dog in this fight. Allison Lehman Swiftsure Yachts 510 912-5800 cell 510 860-4640 fax

Sorry Allison. I came late to the thread and thought someone was trying to replace their glass.

Here’s my 34-2 looking small on a trailer with t he mast tucked in under the turn of the hull. -- Jeff B 1988 Sabre 34-2, 347 S/V Northwood Deale, MD

OK, I think people are getting the wrong idea here. I am not trying to replace a lens or what Lewmar refers to as a lid, which is the top the frame around the lens and the handles. I merely had this

Here’s Hatchmaster’s take on Polycarbonate vs Acrylic. https://hatchmasters.com/acrylic-vs-polycarbonate/? Dave Second Star S362 #113 Fair Haven, NY/Lake Ontario

No I haven’t. To replace the lens on the Ocean series it is necessary to remove the gasket. In researching replacing our leaking gaskets and crazed lenses I learned that reinstalling the gasket is

The transport company moved our mast in a rack alongside the boat. Only two supports, and it travelled over 1,000 miles without any issues. No height clearance worries - only length! Jeff Boyle

You know you can buy the whole lid/ top by itself. . You get glass, gasket, handles, the works for not a lot of money compared the hassle of doing everything piece by piece or a whole new hatch.

Dave, have you ever taken one of these apart to see what they look like inside? I can’t figure out why Lewmar sells lenses for everything else but the ocean series. Allison Lehman Swiftsure Yachts