SHETLAND OWNERS ASSOCIATION

Yes I had a Blackhawk and redid the windows. Clean off as much gunk as you can. Then drill out the rivets holding the frames in. Then with a scraper break the silicone seal on the insides of the frames. As you ease the frames out be careful to not bend the frames out of shape. Take it slow and easy ...

Found the answer on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Q3PRAU ... x=1&t=115s
Now my trim tabs work perfick

Anyone know how to wire up the new style switches for the trim tabs? Got the 2 switches for the trim tabs but it's driving me crazy working out the connections.

I did the same thing with my Nissan Navara headlights using T-cut. Worked out really well on the car so tried a small patch on the windows of my Blackhawk. Brought them back to clear as well. So now nice clear windows on the boat.

I will have my Shetland Black Hawk for sale come the end of April this year.
There are a few pics of her in the gallery section of this site.
Regards
Steve
Isle of Lewis

I will have a Blackhawk for sale next march. Some pics of her on here.
Regards
Steve

Look at it when it is raining heavily, that way you can see if any of the windows or hatches leak. Run the engine of course.

Tarbert down in Harris has just opened up a new marina. At present pontoon moorings a reasonable price, but if the anticipated increase in visitors to the Western Isles happens prices could rise. Not exactly the West coast of Scotland but thought you should know about it.

Well looking on this site it would seem to be 1976.
Have a look at this link:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13
Regards
Steve

Got to agree with a cheap 10" tablet with GPS and the Navionics software. Can't understand why anyone would buy a dedicated chart plotter for the outrageous prices they charge, and the tiny little screens they have. As for a depth sounder a fishfinder is a cheap option, won't give you alarms or ...