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Old 01-30-2023, 08:58 AM   #1
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Hi, just purchased a Prairie 29 with a Perkins 4-108. Side windows need to be replaced…any suggestions?
I’m also looking for a replacement prop, 18” diameter, 12” pitch, 1 1/8 shaft.
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Old 01-30-2023, 09:51 AM   #2
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Hi Dave Welcome Aboard now the fun begins !!!

I have just replaced the side and front glass on mine and was luck enough to find a glass shop in Port Washington NY that had the correct Laminated Glass. It cost $200 per panel (2 doors and 3 front). They cut it and had back within 48 hours . Funny enough there cuts were much cleaner that the original factory cuts .I assume you are replacing because of delimitation due to leaks so you have to address that first. I decided to epoxy the glass into the teak frame rather than use caulk for a more permanent fix and protect the inner teak paneling.

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Old 01-30-2023, 07:04 PM   #3
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Thanks for the advice, somebody had replaced my windows with plexiglass, and they look terrible. I’ll look around locally and see if I can find somebody that will custom make my windows. Thanks again.
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Welcome aboard. It helps if you put more of a location in your avatar so people have a better idea of who to suggest.
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Did you know that the Prairie 29 and Campion 30 are sisters? Stick around...
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No, I didn’t know that. That is why I am on this forum.
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Welcome! I love it "Now the fun begins" So true.
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Thank you, everybody has been so kind. So looking for a propeller for my boat 18 inch diameter 12 pitch 1 1/8 shaft.
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I would be contacting prop shops and marine salvage yards. I would think thete are many orops avail after hurricane Ian.

There have been threads here about salvage shops... a few searches on TF might turn up some worth checking.
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When buying a new used boat I always tell the new owner to expect to pay about $500 a month to own the boat. (At least in the 36 foot range) But expect to spend twice that amount monthly for the first year. I guess you are learning that now.

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That is good advice
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Thank you, everybody has been so kind. So looking for a propeller for my boat 18 inch diameter 12 pitch 1 1/8 shaft.
There should be a lot of used props available in Florida right now. The problem would be how to find them in all the wrecked boats.
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Still looking

This seems to be an unusual pro
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Hi, just purchased a Prairie 29 with a Perkins 4-108. Side windows need to be replaced…any suggestions?
I’m also looking for a replacement prop, 18” diameter, 12” pitch, 1 1/8 shaft.
Thanks,
Dave
I found a place in NC online that looks interesting. They build whole frames, all fiberglass, to spec. It is "Lookout Marine". I have not tried contacting them as I am not at that point yet. https://www.boatwindowframes.com/
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