Nice boat, as far as parts go I swear in the mid 90's Tige ordered every single trim part from Attwood or Overtons. They are all mass produced in the aftermarket. You will start seeing your front nav lights at Academy or west marine.
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Removed the dash to change my gauges. Anyone know where I can find the gauge cluster. This one is in really bad shape.Comment
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Do you mean the actual gauges or the dashboard/housing ?Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997Comment
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The plastic housing that sits on top of the dash. I think I am going to glass a new one.Comment
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Anyone know of a grave yard that may have a fslm? I really need a
New windshield or paint mine but I don't want to take it apart until I have parts.Comment
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This is a very interesting thread for me since I own a 1995 2002FSLM that I bought new and maintain myself. Due to life situations, it only has 250 hours of freshwater usage and lives in my backyard most of the time. So, it's fun to see photos of the hull stripped.
My boat has a little bit of oxidation on one side, broken glove box hinges, and I've replaced the speedometers. These are the only real issues I've had with it, although the steering linkage is getting troublesome at the steering wheel and the plastic dash is starting to have some issues. When I replaced one of the speedos this week, the Oil Pressure Gauge came out and needed to be reattached. Then the hour meter came out and needed a bit of superglue. It's like of stupid how they attached the gauges to the plastic dash instead of to the underlying plywood and glass. The best solution would be to make a new panel but it would have to be much worse for me to consider that.
This boat has one of the best slalom wakes on the lakes and gets compliments for its sharp looks. I use a SkyHigh Pole for wake boarding and a Barefooting Intl. Boom for barefooting. I have to keep power on while crossing my own wake with the low front to avoid swamping and I can't imagine taking this boat into rough water, which obviously has caused quite a few people issues in the past. I'm thinking of adding some ballast for wake surfing but am concerned about the low freeboard this boat has. I built a surf gate that attaches to the teak platform but it didn't seem to help the wake at all. In fact, this boat has a really clean wake on both sides, just not very large. If anyone has surfed behind one of these I'd like to know their setup.Comment
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Finishing up my 95. Broke the muffler today. Anyone have one?
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Had the swim platform sanded
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My six year old is excited.
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Fresh air exhaust makes stainless replacements for the mufflers. I bought a set from them to replace my fiberglass ones. I think they were around $200.
Some guys have just repaired them using fiberglass.
http://www.freshairexhaust.com/home/mufflers/
Good work on the teak platform!Mike Allen, Tigé owner since 1997Comment
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I wouldn’t hesitate to buy anything from Larry (FAE). I was thinking about getting a set of those “mufflers” for my boat.You'll get your chance, smart guy.Comment
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Swim Platform
Did you epoxy the swim platform or is it just wet oil?
I'm used to cleaning and oiling the top surfaces of the teak every year but it doesn't take very long.Comment
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Sikkens from west Marine. This platform was in rough shape. My brother in law owns a saw mill so I dropped it off and he sanded it down. Applied one coat let it sit all weekend. Sanded again with 220 apply a final coat. Be sure an clean with the solvent.
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Fiberglassed a dash for gauges.
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