We did an electronics and dash refresh on this very nice and recently repowered original SeaVee 290. This included a new Furuno 16″ TZTouch3 MFD, matte black acrylic dash overlay, new rocker switches, Fusion stereo, and B175M Chirp transducer. We also fabricated a new 1/2″ clear acrylic console cover.
This 28 Luhrs job included a new matte black acrylic dash and a substantial rewire effort. We also added a new Garmin autopilot system, new hydraulic hoses, new SeaFire display, new laser etched LED rocker switches, and many other goodies.
New KVH UHD7 antenna installed atop this amazing 61 Garlington’s tower.
Also replaced halogen bulbs in the UW lights and installed new 110V ballasts that drive them.
This Contender 27 Open had just been re-powered with a new pair of Mercs so it was time to address the electronics. We fabricated a new dash panel inside the console and installed a new 16″ Simrad NSS Evo3 unit along with a new B175H thru-hull transducer, new VHF, etc.
We also fabricated a new acrylic console door.
Simrad MFD update for a super nice 2011 42′ Invincible. Replaced the original switch panel and all rocker switches with a CNC cut panel and LED backlit switches. Fabricated a custom anchor locker hold-down for two anchors, built a custom cleaning table easily removed by using Seasucker mounts, and installed two cooling fans in the upper electronics compartment door.
Update August 3: We designed and fabricated a storage tray to make better use of the large bilge area. The tray secures the Armstrong ladder and also provides storage for anchors, lines, buckets, etc.
This 25′ Contender was due for an electronics and dash upgrade and she got a nice one.
A partial list of the work done included:
Big electronics overhaul on a sweet little flats boat!
This 2002 17′ Egret got a new lease on life with a new Suzuki DF115 and a complete console overhaul including:
This is a beautiful 45′ Gamefisherman built in 2004. This was one of our first jobs and it was a big one too.
Some of the upgrades were:
This was a total electronics refresh on my 2006 SeaVee 290B.
This is an older build we did on my boat but it was a big job and it turned out nicely so I thought I would post some pics.
My 2006 SeaVee 290B had a fabric T-Top that was starting to show it’s age so I decided to build a hard top.
It was made with 1/2″ Divinycell foam core that we vacuum bagged on a custom made form to match the existing T-Top pipework. No changes were required to any of the aluminum. We also did not use any fasteners – it’s glued down using Sikaflex 291. Multiple coats of Awlgrip 2000 were shot with the top white and the bottom Kingston Gray.
Along with the top I had Birdsall fabricate a removable mini-tower/crows nest and custom folding step.
