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Thanks. I’m gathering as much info as possible about mounting before I decide how I want to mount. Do you have any pics of your mount? Thanks

Very good! The TM is outside of your bow rail? Do you have a top view? Thanks again

The 2320 mount is what I would like to see when you get it. That would be most like my 2520. Thanks

Would you share a pic of your mount?

About to add an electric motor for anchor lock and can’t decide on 87” Terrova 110# or the 84” Rhodan 120#. Anyone have a solid review on either? Also, anyone want to share how they mounted one on a 2520 or similar? Thanks

I have a 2520 that rode out Hurricane Michael and need to find best source on parts such as cabin door, front hatch, rub rail and insert, etc. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a ‘92 model that has a 105 gallon tank in the floor. Had to replace it about 4 years ago. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How would be the best way to mount one to a 2520? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Doesn’t seem reasonable but does anyone have any info on using the 36V iPilot or Rhodan with Anchor function for offshore positioning? I have a 2520 pilothouse. Thanks for any input. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Put the F300 on our 2520 last year and almost doubled our range over our old 225. Most efficient cruise is around 4200 for us if it's calm. Gets around 2MPG when conditions are good. Of course that all goes away if you have to drop the trim tabs Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any idea on the make of anchor winch on the front? I have a similar boat and have been looking for that style but haven't nailed down a make or brand Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We had the same issue some years back. Replaced hoses, gaskets, etc. . Finally cut the deck and was shocked at how many pin holes were in the aluminum tank. The foam was soaking up the gas and the fumes would work into the cabin. Don't mean to discourage you, but that's how it went for us...

Well, the tank has a leak. Drained about 7 gallons from the bilge this past weekend. Time to get out the gas cans and the saw. Thinking about replacing the tank with a stainless tank. Why would the factory not use stainless?

Did not get the pics but did find about 3 quarts of gas in the bilge. Tried the ballon trick and it worked great. Put it on early in the morning with the temp around 36 and went back that afternoon (65 degrees) and the balloon was standing up. Hope that means a sealed tank. I then refilled the...

Sure will. Going to check on it this weekend. Hoping to find no gas in the bilge. I think I will remove the pipe plug that I plugged the hole with to visually check the fuel level in the tank. The tank was brim full when the plug was put in. That might tell me if there is another leak.

I am sure that is not the correct term for the fitting. The tank has 2 fittings going to the motors. In our case, one feeds the main outboard and the other fed a kicker motor. The fitting that was rotted was the one feeding the kicker. It was an AL fitting that screwed into the tank plate with a...

I like the balloon idea. I will definitely try that this weekend. Why would the company put the tank into a waterproof box? I can't understand why they would not give you some way to check for collected liquids. If I could get to the end of the coffin, would it be disastrous to drill a small...

The boat is kept at Mexico Beach, FL so it sits until we get to go check on it. I hope this weekend it will have no more gas in the bilge. How practical would it be to do a pressure test on the tank. I am trying to work out in my mind how to seal the hose connections. I hate the thought of...

It is a 1994 model hull, modified vee. The tank is around 105 gallons, I think.