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Both.... Depends on the urgency. I have seen local dealer be same price or a Lil less.

No I wasn't.... BUT it is proper Forum etiquette.

You need to understand the difference in gear ratio's. It does this with a offset driveshaft, hooked to the crankshaft with offset gears. This is why it can swing that 16in dia prop. Wider tires on your car give better traction....Bigger prop on your outboard does the same. No one else has...

GOOD....Now go back and EDIT your first post and in Capital letters put...... SOLD ! That way this thread will not continue.

Using this pix as a guide..... When you have a bracket..... The Rule of thumb IS..... For every 12in aft the engine moves , You raise the engine 1in. As I said this is the Rule of Thumb and will get you close.... It's a starting point for initial install. Your pix is to far away to tell any...

Open the aft piehole in the deck... Look in there and you should see a tag on the tank... It will have gallons listed. Shaft length - Does the boat have a engine bracket or is the engine bolted right on the transom? https://www.mywestshore.com/boat-transom/ Measure the engine and transom...

I'd say Yes.. You have a battery problem. As cheap as they are now, owning a Load tester is a Good investment. I suggested this to one of my customers that has ALL kinds of vehicles /equipment. https://www.harborfreight.com/100-amp-612v-battery-load-tester-61747.html Look VERY close at the...

I sure would Not put brass tubes in the Scuppers.... PVC epoxied in.

It's West System.....No affiliation with West Marine, other than West System is sold @ West Marine. HAVE you read the West System instruction's? It will answer ALL your questions. https://www.westsystem.com/

Clean..... Clean again.......Grind..... Clean again. Laminate it with 1708 and a layer of 1 1/2oz matt

Thats a interesting drawing TomC. I see the 8X8 block....and the way it is cut, But I see no height on it. It appears to be a Bandaid fix... IE: Raises the deck drains....But will not fully drain the deck. It's my opinion that a DF140BG would be the optimum engine for this boat with 100lb...

It typically is to low for what they Actually sell for. Banks will use it for lending purposes.... IE: will Only lend that much. Speaking of lending..... Banks will not lend on a boat over 10yrs old. What part of the country make a World of difference in price.

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file:///C:/Users/Bobby/Downloads/Selva%206Y8%20Round%20Gauges%20Service%20Manual.pdf I just went thru this with a customer's fuel gauge not working. I was working on a 6Y5 gauges... They have Bullet connectors...Not the small White block connectors. Normal Fuel sender is Sender is a Pink...

Where Exactly did you mount it? On the Swim platform? Putting a battery in the Bow is a Bad idea... Pounding a Battery is not good for them. 65gal =539.5lbs Thats what you need to Rethink and WHERE exactly it is sitting in the boat.

The pix I posted is not enough ? What more do you need?

You answered your own question. But you forgot Radar. I put Simrad and Garmins in. Haven't put any other brand in. Of the 2 I prefer Garmin. It's just easier to navigate the menus. I always seem to be running around in circles hunting a certain thing in Simrad. X-Ducer recommendation is...

Either or...would work.... It isn't as critical as you may think......But here is the number I know your looking for. Measure thru the hole..... Cut the PVC a 1/4in shorter than that. Bond it in 1/8in back from the outer edge.

I seem to remember the wire went through a clamshell and caulked to seal. Typical Cheap Install. See them all the time. Use a Blue Seas 1003 Cable Clam. Drill the hole as large as the ID hole of the Cable clam. This gives a Clean, No sealent needed, watertite pass thru. 2 holes can be...

It's a Game Changer. In Fl. a new boat gets one. There are more options showing up as to name brands. Minkota , Rodan and now the new kid is Garmin. Rodan's have no heading antenna to install like a Minkota. This also takes up realestate on top of your console. No one has brought me a Garmin...