My pump on a 2001 was the 800 when I bought it. I replaced it once with the same. Although the parts manual says a 2000, there isn’t a 2000 in the four 400DBs I work on. But they are all 2001 or 2002.
Are you still dumping your galley sink into the shower sump?
I did some digging and found our discussion on this. Dang, turns out it was 10 years ago.
https://clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/180-bow-rider-thread-questions-answers-or-just-chat.24346/page-9#post-680670
I had a 175 Sport with the 3.0. Stainless steel prop wasn’t an improvement in anything but the hole in my wallet. I recommend to stick with aluminum for that engine and your boat. But hopefully @Lazy Daze will pipe in. He’s an expert on those size boats.
I’ve disassembled mine to remove the hydraulic RAM. It’s pretty obvious and easy if you want to take a closer look at the pedestal. Six hex head screws at the bottom separate the pedestal from the base. And four Phillips underneath the seat (slide seat forward to access the front two screws)...
Over the last several years I've learned to do my own upholstery and canvas work. I will also do jobs for my friend and dock mates, on occasion. As a result I have an account with both Sailrite and Trivantage, providing me with "discounts" in the materials. But I have found that the shipping...
Here you go. Everything you should need to know is in this post:
https://clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/40-sedan-bridge-forum.53961/page-271#post-1202347
There’s a whole discussion on this in the 40 Sedan Bridge thread. Several of us over there have replaced the rollers. Sadly, there won’t be any pictures. They’ve all gone to la-la land with the site shutdown that occurred a while ago.
Ralph and Kathy were regulars every winter here on I dock in Harbortown on Hilton Head Island. I never met them but many of my local boater friends knew them. Very sad.
Possibly Sunbrella Horizon marine vinyl. My favorite to sew and for comfort and longevity. Sadly Sailrite seems to have dropped this product line so I have to get it elsewhere.
I have four 20” gas lifters. Two are 40lb. One is 90lb (black one) and one is 100lb. They are yours if you want them. Just send me your mailing address. I’ll handle shipping costs.
No. 319 and 323 are printed where they enter the control module. You know, I forgot to try the electronic shifters. I’ll try that tomorrow. I’ll see if I can physically trace the two wires as well.
I would do 24 knots with the factory 24 pitch props at cruise RPM of 2200 rpm on Cummins 6CTA engines. Since then I’ve reduced the pitch to 22.7 and I’m at 21 knots at the same rpm. With that pitch my WOT is 2700+ rpm.
Why do you feel flybridge is slow speed? They go as well on plane as the same length Sundancer. And you can actually see the water in front of the bow.