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Easy way to look at trim is trim the boat's bow up or down using the motor trim.....trim the boat side to side with the trim tabs

Check the end of the cables, their length should be printed on them.

You asked for pictures of tank installations. This is looking towards the stern, from the cabin top, of my '94 2520. It will give you a decent idea of what is under the deck if in fact you do have to replace a tank.

A friend’s family is selling his Parker. The boat is in great shape. It has a brand new Yamaha 250 as well as new gauges, control cables, steering arm, two brand new Morse controls, new batteries, battery switches and BEC. It has a two year old Garmin echomap 50dv chart plotter. Some pictures...

These pictures are from my ‘94 2520 which I and others worked on extensively this past winter. As you can see the tank spaces were pretty sodden. I would guess, from the conditions you’ve described, your below deck areas would look very similar. In my opinion there is no way you’d be able to...

Mix is 4:1, tape the edge and roll on. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I replaced my cockpit deck earlier this year. I asked the charter guys what they were using, turns out most use a two part epoxy by Sherwin-Williams, Pro Industrial HP. I took a sample of the old deck to SW and they color matched it pretty well. Had them add Shark Tooth to it for the non-skid.

I’ve pulled these out and run them through the dishwasher, cleans them up pretty good.

Hi, I'm Ken. I purchased a '94 2520 a couple months ago. This is my first powerboat. I recently moved to the Eastern Shore from Vermont. I've been coming to the ES for a couple of years, spent some time on a friend's Parker and knew it was the boat for me. I like the enclosed cabin, the...