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Sorry I can't help you with the length. But I know that once you have a TM, you will not have a fishing boat without one. It will be a great addition for fishing the Kennebec, especially if you fish the deeper spots. I've had mine for 3 years and I haven't touched my anchor in that time. I'm...

Are you looking for specifics for your boat or general observations regarding make /model?

Nice area! I finally got to fish in Casco Bay this summer with a friend. Do you fish or just like to cruise?

Welcome! Where abouts will you be boating?

I agree with Wart. I have a 2022 Suzuki 140BG on my 97 1800. It came with the 3 X 14 X 21 aluminum prop and the SMG4 gauge. I trailer my boat so no bottom paint, and I don’t have a T-top. Other than a trolling motor my boat is mostly original. I just touch 40 MPH at 6100 RPM and my comfy speed...

No shim needed for mine, direct mount with a SS backing plate.

For me, I had to have the trolling motor in my hands before I considered any mounting solutions. I have an 1800, so no bow locker, but having that TM on the boat gave me a good visual on how it would function once lagged down. The solution will become evident once you start laying out the pieces.

Do a search on this site, I believe you'll find quite a bit to get you started. If you have specific questions, lots of us here ready to help. 👊

Bad or corroded connection somewhere would be my guess, and where I would start to troubleshoot.

Maybe there's some confusion between your 2 posts...1st post on 10-25-22 says "twin 200HPDI's". Yesterdays post says "2023 Yamaha 200's" I would think that alone could account for the difference of opinions?

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Your never too old! Welcome to the party!:cool:

Its probably not "what" you were telling him. Its probably the crass attitude in your message and telling him nobody wants his boat. Just comes across as demeaning, rather than constructive. :unsure:

Pin striping and a label maker, measured from the battery box. Its on both sides of the boat and has held up great for over 2 years. Measuring is super quick and easy and the big girls get back in the water quickly.

First and cheapest, check all your wires and connections for corrosion. On a boat that old it could be something as simple as that. Most of us with those older models have gone through all our wiring and you'd be surprised at what you find. One of the electrical experts here can help with the...

I just use one of these. Cheap and easy.

I have that one also. No way this comes undone. Plenty of threads make it very secure. My TM comes off after every trip and this plug is as snug as day 1.

(y) Amen to that! My brothers boat is like that and it drives me nuts!

Marblehead for me too. I'll keep an eye out for you!

Did you top it off before your trips? As long as you know you have plenty of fuel, keep using it to see if it moves. If it doesn't after half a tank or so, then you may need to check your sending unit. Nice rig! Will you be launching from Marblehead on the Saco river?