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I agree with SIM. Back when I replaced the balancer assembly on my F150 on a Seapro, they sold a kit and gave expert advice for about a $400 swap or less. Going to take a lot to make me go elsewhere.

If you boat is not in the water, you can take a piece of cotton wick material, place it in the bilge, run it out the garboard drain and leave a foot or so hanging out. Make sure it's in the lowest spot and your bilge will be bone dry. Kind of a pia during the season, but it is worth it. I...

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Pics of stern and motor? The expensive part? Thank you.

Those little wifi endoscope cameras are pretty awesome, and hanging around 30 bucks. You can stick them under the deck and poke around.

I'm sure you're not an *****. You are a boat owner!

Lithium batteries maybe? I know those AGMs were expensive, but don't know where they are in the lifespan.

I went with a "riser" bracket from the bass boat world, and an Evo3 12 that was too big for any location in the cabin. Mount the GPS bracket to the Panther bracket. The bracket has lots of holes and the offset is different depending on forward or reverse mount. ROCK SOLID when the heavy unit is...

No man, they make trolling motors. REALLY NICE trolling motors. I need to hit the lottery first. https://power-pole.com/move-pv

I would go with Power Pole, but need to hit the lottery first.

I would love to have a knob about the diameter of a quarter that sticks out an inch (in the cabin). Something flush that popped out in an ink pen-type action when wanted would be insane. Pop it out during low speed maneuvers.

Factory ones are terrible. Not bad on a CC where you don't have to saw the guides into the cabin.

It would have been nice to choose mounting locations for factory electronics. They leave no space for adding a duplicate screen, even though the room is there if things were arranged more "economically" from the factory.

I have a '19 2320. A 12" EVO 3 was just too big to put anywhere. Overhead, in-dash or on the dash. Like Warthog said, it restricted too much view. I ended up doing a 9" in the dash, a 9 in the overhead and putting the 12" in the cockpit on a riser so the throttle would clear. It works...

Can you not see the backside from the multiple pie plates? Maybe put your phone in one and snap a pic?

This is the rod holder assembly for the top of a pilothouse, correct? Personally I would not sand on them. I am NOT a welder by trade, but still wouldn't want to "break the seal" on the anodizing. How much pressure is required to make the feet sit flat? If just a little, do that before...

I have the snap-in type where the lid covers the whole base. Like Pelagic said, they shed MOST of the water before it challenges the "O" ring. Not saying they are better than Armstrongs. The other thing I do is put a bead of Lifeseal around the corner of the inside mating surface. You can...

If you have hydraulic steering the knob won't remain at 12 with the engine straight. I have the comfortgrips in the cabin and cockpit station. Go with the smallest you can get would be my feedback. Not the comfort grip IOW, the larger size and "grippiness" tends to grab your clothes. Not...

Did they perchance scope the exhaust when they did the impeller replacement? It may be worth noting, if so. IDK if the model years affected are cut and dry. When I see older boats, I automatically think $10k for gas tank replacement and the possibility of exhaust corrosion. Your price...

I may be alone, but I see seadek as a slight liability. I guess to the right buyer and only in the cabin...