83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
- Jphill85
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83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
Trying to remove the port side windows in the cabin to rebed them. Any tips and tricks? It’s been a pain so far.
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- quickdecision
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
JPhil
Are you pulling just the glass or the entire aluminum frame? Do you know how to remove the glass?
Ron
Are you pulling just the glass or the entire aluminum frame? Do you know how to remove the glass?
Ron
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
I have a 390 and would like to hear how to remove the glass so I can replace the cat whiskers.
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
tonyiiiafl wrote:Qr Bbpost I have a 390 and would like to hear how to remove the glass so I can replace the cat whiskers.
You shouldn't have to pull the windows to replace the schlagle. There's an alternative that snaps into the track.
https://www.dkhardware.com/search?keyword=CRL+Z78295C+Zipper+Pile+Weatherstrip
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
chpsk8 wrote:Qr Bbposttonyiiiafl wrote:Qr Bbpost I have a 390 and would like to hear how to remove the glass so I can replace the cat whiskers.
You shouldn't have to pull the windows to replace the schlagle. There's an alternative that snaps into the track.
https://www.dkhardware.com/search?keyword=CRL+Z78295C+Zipper+Pile+Weatherstrip
I just did this on a couple of my windows. When you start pulling the old stuff out, it slides along the track. Snap the new stuff in a few inches at a time and slide back into place sliding alongside the window until it gets all the way to the end of the frame.
I was surprised at how much dirt and "gunk" was packed underneath the old whiskers/pile. It took some scrubbing to get all that out but the drains now work significantly better than before - no wonder!!
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
Clogged/dirty drains is one of the major reasons for leaking windows.....good catch.
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
I just redid my windows that were leaking like niagara falls when it rained. I only had to do starboard side. It took me two weeks but I only had a few hours each weekend so daily it could have been a weekend project. The entire board under the window was rotted away. We removed the outer trim in the salon and then used a multi-tool to cut out all the bad wood. We had mag. cut for the two pieces of rotten wood. We sealed everything with a petit wood sealer. then we used 4400 and installed both pieces. After that we screwed everything back in dealing with 4400 a we go. It’s been a raining summer and we have stayed bone dry.
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Re: 83’ 3396 window removal to rebed
So do I understand correctly that the windows are sandwiched between an inner and an outer aluminum frame. And that you need to remove the frame to take the windows out?
I have the choice to scratch the small crack between frame and hull and then caulk it up. But if taking the farme out is do-able, then I could caulk it up correctly.
Although I'd probably unearth a whole new snake pit of neglected work.....
I have the choice to scratch the small crack between frame and hull and then caulk it up. But if taking the farme out is do-able, then I could caulk it up correctly.
Although I'd probably unearth a whole new snake pit of neglected work.....
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