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Was thinking about that too... maybe i should have gone with a ratchet. For now this should hold plenty and will check it after a bit of use. the strap is more of a backup as the sides are screwed in the hold it down, but i agree, would like a better mechanism.

Another good marine epoxy is pc11. It's a thick formula so it holds well before it sets.

Here is what I used. Fully concealed and can't be seen unless you look under.

I'm using three batteries . 10 minutes of use won't affect the battery. The alternator wil charge it up pretty quick. I forget how long I can run the microwave for but it's a good amount of time to drain 3. I had a microwave in my last boat as well, single best thing you can add. Never had a...

i'm using a 1100w inverter. It handles a startup burst of 2000w and stable at 1100. The microwave is 700w and 1400 starting max burst. Here is a picture of the inverter power switch. The invterter is installed in the bilge area next to the batteries.

Worked on installing the microwave. Billy gave me a few good suggestions. The one i bought luckily fit into the main space under the bench seat. I couldnt figure out how to really hold down the right side so i added a bungee and screwed the left side. Its really tight and wont be going anywhere...

i've been posting my build on a west coast fishing forum, but thought i could add some of the better installs here as well. Parker 2320, 2012, 200 hours, found it on classicparker!

mine open on the bottom. maybe they put yours in backwards? lol or maybe the previous owner of my boat flipped them around

yes it will. i just drilled yesterday something similar and it did bind a little. its not bad though. once i drilled through it bound a little but just stop the drill and u good to go

yah been looking for a pair of smaller box speakers, something that would blend in... nothing yet. not on priority list but something for me to plan for.

What do you guys do for speaker options for inside the cabin? The stock tweeters are harsh. Either mount an outdoor speaker with bracket on roof or another option is moun 6 inch speakers directly into the ceiling but that would require cutting into it.

I found the baitwell connector just like you said. It's in the bilge bottom left with the bundle of cables. Now I have an extra cable in the bilge but will leave it in case I add something else.

Stupid me I forgot to connect the ground at the battery. It fixed the issues I think.

the trim tabs seem to be working fine. I'm going to take a look at the orange wire and maybe rerun it to the key ignition switch. Anyone else know where your orange cable is connected to?

researching more, it seems like the lenco trim tab has an orange wire that needs to be connected to a on/off source. i wonder if its being connected to the washdown on/off source causing the motor to whirr, ie retracting?

I noticed something weird and maybe you guys can help. When i flip on the bilge switch, the washdown light also turns on ( switch is off). Same thing happens if i flip the washdown switch and blige is off, both indicator lights turn on. Neither the bilge pump or the washdown pump turns on when...

is it normal for the bilge switch light to turn on when i flip on the washdown switch?

to remove the steering wheel, do i remove the center black cap? I tried popping it off, but it is stuck on good. I tried taking a heat gun to the top to warm it up, but did not budge. Do you know if they sell the steering wheel cap replacement in case i bust mine apart? NVm, put some wd40 on...

I'm adding a bait pump so looks like I'll connect it to the switch. Thanks guys!

my parker has a baitwell switch on the dash. what if anything does the baitwell switch power? I dont have a baitwell on the parker 2320.