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I'm currently trying to replace the gaskets in my 1980 Beckson ports.
Someone posted here when I asked last fall about this that they got gaskets from Beckson that were way too big and Beckson was unresponsive. I found Beckson as responsive as you could wish. They identified my ports and sent me a whole new set for the boat. A pleasure doing business with them. The gaskets were way larger but they were softer and the rep assured me it was only because mine were flattened by 26 years of use. I tried putting in the new gaskets today. It's a bit like core to core splicing. It can be done but the instructions are not the whole story. Once the gaskets were in, it became clear that they are way, way, too large. I can't even get the dogs on after leaning on the covers so hard the cabin creaks. They are not going to "break in" to usability. I've emailed Beckson. I expect them to be quite forthcoming based on past exchanges. If any Beckson users want to follow this little drama for their reference, please let me know and I'll put something on my web site about it. Otherwise, I won't bore the rest of you with it further. -- Roger Long |
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