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You could try removing the three screws in your third picture and see if there is any info. It looks like a commercial/yacht helm. Possibly Seastar. They have the same screw pattern and mounting studs...

You can or use Marine Tex. Or you can use it as an opportunity to learn how to do gelcoat and fix it properly.

It looks like a nice install; however, there are going to be some bruised knees.

I would

I use zip ties in situations like this. Cut a zip tie into 1/2" pieces. Hold the zip tie in the hole then insert and screw in the the screws. It works just like a plastic anchor for sheetrock. Come to think of it, I have plastic anchors holding the hinges for my transom cooler in place. They...

https://www.classicparker.com/threads/helm-pad-for-2520.20390/

Twin 200s are the highest HP for the weight. With twin 250s you add a total of four more cylinders. 200=I-4 250=V-6

Why not twin 200s?

Same spot as my B75m on my 2520XLD

Parting an engine out is a PIA. It takes a lot of time and advertising. Selling AS IS it will still take time. In either case you'll have to store it somewhere until it sells. It all depends on how much your time and space are worth Vs what you get for it. I would probably trade it in; but...

The Dometic website will guide you through the process of picking the correct steering system.

Wow. That got hit with the ugly stick. That "sport rack" radar arch needs to go.

Not really as happy as I thought I would be with it. The field of view is a bit narrow and then it has two zoom levels that really cut down the field. I wish it had a wide angle option. I bought the higher resolution without the ability to pan MD-625 which was $5k. The camera is great at...

I had originally mounted my Fantom 24' on the roof of my pilot house with stop nuts to give it a 5 degree forward tilt. It worked well. I have since added a FLIR so I mounted the Fantom on a 6" stainless mount with a 5 degree wedge. I had to turn the gain down because it became so much more...

Those are called Keeder Strips. Still lots of holes b because they are screwed down; but, they don't look like a barbed wire fence like the current set up.

My 2520XLD can handle more than I can.

Maybe ask for a little help. Any friends or family that would be willing to look for the fluid leak?

It depends on which Yamaha gauge you have. On my 6YC it has a "Trip" page which gives total fuel burned, hours, and some other stuff since it was last reset. I reset it every time I fuel up so I know how much fuel, in gallons, I have burned. It is amazingly accurate with my 179 gallon capacity.

Ok. I'll bite. What's a splash plate?

Do you have fuel flow sensors?