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Some time ago I noticed that a seal on my original steering cable had failed. Swivel seal for steering cable Steering was starting to show odd behavior as the cable became exposed to the elements and bent a bit. So I finally bit the bullet and ordered a new cable. I learned later that the...

Some time ago I noticed that a seal on my original steering cable had failed. Swivel seal for steering cable Steering was starting to show odd behavior as the cable became exposed to the elements and bent a bit. So I finally bit the bullet and ordered a new cable. I learned later that the...

I noticed the other day that my Sea-Doo Challenger (the smaller one) was sitting lower on the trailer than I recalled. At the rear, the hull was basically touching the lights' frames whereas it used to sit a couple inches above them. So at the next launch I took a look at the bunkers and was...

I'm having a problem with my steering and I think it's fairly common even though I can't find much detail. Please let me know if you can enlighten me. After the steering cable exits the transom, it passes through a joint covered by a rubber boot about 1/2" in diameter, then through a tube...

My seat bottoms are starting to show cracks in the upholstery and so I thought I'd start working on fixing them as an after-season project. I gave them a firm tug from the back, up and towards the front. They didn't move much and seemed to be connected to the side pieces as well. I thought...

I used to participate in the forums at that site, and it was very useful. A lot of great content from users on all sorts of topics relevant to our boats. The website seems to still work, sort of, but it's really slow and the content seems to be missing. It's a shuffling zombie. Does anyone...

My SeaDoo came on a ShoreLand'r trailer, model SD-V1417. I'm trying to find wiring grommets for it. My wiring got chewed up by mice in the garage over the winter and in the course of replacing the wiring, I was hoping to replace the 7 rubber grommets that protect the wiring where it passes...