Recent content by Bodick93

Gemlux and TH marine both sell the flaps. Check your size, and order away.

I figured I would fill up my tank before they found an excuse to raise it to 6 bucks a gallon. As usual, I have to sit there and hold it because the trigger will kick off if I use the lock. I usually just suck it up and blame the emissions bs. Anyhoo, tonight after trying the lock 3 or 4 times...

Also, you may check into an endoscope wifi camera off Amazon. You can fish it through the deck and see everything, plus take photos. You're the project manager, just offering options.

Bigger trim tab blades may come before battery relocation. I can see benefits for sure of the relocation, but your batteries will take more of a beating, and as mentioned, you will need long beefy cables. I take it you are trying to get the stern up. I replaced my blades (only the blades...

I would try to quantify the amount of weight that it takes to make it sit level, say, sitting on the port gunwale. It would give you some ideas of the weight you are looking for. Closer to centerline would be take more weight for the same lean. I think that's right. Empty the boat of...

Here is my saga. I would be in a permanent nose down position had I not wanted to send the anchor locker drain over board, on my new(then) 2019 2320. https://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-forum/1029104-parker-2320-water-trapped-hull-fixed.html

As long as it is priced for a fuel tank replacement and it checks out, go for it.

Gonna need a pic of that 25 pound sheepshead...you know, to check the Simrad for scale.

Maaan, it would be great if they could do it at the END of the season. But fixed is fixed.

I found a great deal on this big boy (Evo3 not "s") that wouldn't fit in the cabin as hoped. Mounted it with the riser earlier in the thread to clear the throttle. Doesn't impact vision from cabin that I notice. Second pic shows throttle clearance. You can't grab it on top and hammer it, but...

CC bought them in like April 2019. I would think it would take a year or two for CC to figure out how to make them more... ummm economical.

There's no way the crack CAN'T accumulate water like it is now.

I don't know anything about boat repairs like this. Having said that, I would make a dam in front and behind the crack, maybe with blue tape over vinyl tubing or something like that, and pour West Systems epoxy down that crack until full. Tape plastic down inside and down the outside of the...

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Would you please post more pictures?