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Certainly doable, but it's going to take a LOT of battery cable. Heavy, expensive battery cable. You will have to run positive and negative cables from each battery back to selector switch. When you relocate them think about whether your boat has a static list. If so place them in the console...

Mine isn't for sale, but it would help if you told us where you are, how far you are willing to travel to look at a boat, what model years might be in your budget, or what your budget is. You left a lot out of your first post here... rookie mistake.

So.... North Carolina????

I"m not interested, but you would get more bites if you tell us where this gem is located.....

My 1801 has a live well pump and a wash down pump plumbed off the same thru-hull. I will try to remember to take pictures next time I am at the boat. The wash down faucet is on the front of the left rear seat, so the hose run is very short.

Welcome aboard! You are going to love that boat. I've owned my 1801 almost four years. I also bought it new from Dare Marine. You are going to love them too. Great people with a strong service department. Where will you keep it? What are you planning to do with it?

You got an email from Parker? That's amazing in itself!

Sorry I can't help you. Mine is not a standard seat....

Bill, I can't answer your question. But where are you? Your profile doesn't say. And who is your surveyor? I'm a surveyor and just curious.

I've been seasick all over the North Atlantic! But you didn't give us much info. Has she been seasick before? Or did it suddenly start when she was inside all the time? Is it every trip or just rough days? Are you getting exhaust fumes in the cabin (trust that will do it every time)?

Mine isn't for sale, but it would help to know where you are, how far you are willing to travel, and what price/year range you are looking for.

Most builders did not publish owner manuals in 1994.

Yeah, but he wouldn't be asking if he didn't at least suspect he has a problem.

Not sure, probably wood core. Start installing. If you drill into wood be ready to coat the fish surfaces with epoxy resin. Several coats would be best. If you're doing a screw hole just drip the resin down into the hole and let the wood absorb it. If you cut a hole, tape up the bottom with...

Since you have no volunteers try a local marine surveyor. https://www.marinesurvey.org/?geodir_se ... 3080000001 Steve the surveyor

OK, and the new number is ????????

Well if the Yeti Hopper was included then you got a deal! :>)

BoatTrader says the boat is in NJ.... just in case anyone is interested.

Robin - So glad you guys are on the way to recovery. Knox Marine has a surveyor in the area if there is anything he can do for you. Steve Knox Knox Marine Surveyors and Consultants