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This same company makes the lights where you can screw them down…..

These lights are the same concept, they review just as good as well. that’s nice of your dealer to do that. I want to take the boat back to dealer and get them to do this install even though it is easy. My boat is also due for an oil change at 267 hours, as I did the oil and all the filters...

I’ve never had a problem with 4200, 5200 is misused 95% of the time. im excited to get the new lights in.

just the lights which I will crimp the existing wires there from my stock lights

I also replaced and rebedded all the hardware with 4200 and high quality 316 from bolt depot. The stock hardware rusted after only 3 months. Parker’s warranty claim was hilarious. Stainless is not stain proof. Lol I wash the boat after every trip and had a 40 year old whaler before with not one...

Honestly I don’t want to replace something that will keep breaking. Everyone says how bad they suck. The dealer even told me they don’t know why Parker puts such junk lights on the boat. I would rather just fix it once and be done with it

They make with screws but in the end why put new holes….

Got the lights in the mail today. Can’t wait to install them when I yank the boat.

Who did the work?

Ok I ordered the macris industry lights. They are local here in Ct and the owner saw my post and gave me a call. He is a local fisherman. I got the ice blue to match the boat. Hodges marine had them on sale. The lumitec were attractive but for me to get the spectrum ones we are talking...

Nice, I think the minis are not enough light for me. I may go with the macris for cost, the fact I don’t have to drill more holes, and they are a local company.

Parker uses a cheap pump that breaks often. It is a shureflo piranha. Outside of the whole the water valve might not be open, it is a common maintenance item to replace I wired up my pump to have one of these quick disconnects. I get maybe 1 season out of the cartridge. It is pretty easy to...

How do you like the seablaze? I saw they make ones where you can change the color and don’t need extra wiring. So that would be good for me to use blue to match the interior on my boat when under way then when I anchor switch to green.

So the underwater lights on my boat never worked from the first day on my 2021 21se. Rather than warranty them for something that will consistently break, I would rather just spend the money for good underwater lights. I have a hard coat multi season hard ablative on the boat. The shop used...

If it is one of those sureflo piranhas, they are junk. They break frequently. The good thing is it easy to swap. i wired the new one with a quick disconnect clip. Swap the cartridge and it is easy….I always carry a spare cartridge with me. here is what I used to wire Btw I had the same...

It’s advised not to run the motor above 8 for more than an hour

Nice did you buy your boat from boats inc? I worked with Zack.

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What size battery is it? Group 27 or group 31? Where was the last time you load tested the batteries? i have a 21se and have never run out of batteries, my motor is a 112lb 36v. I’ve left it up to 12 hours spotlocked