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Try a electronics place or the truck stops for a mic holder for a cb radio, same thing for holder

Maybe i am wrong here but when it was explained to me, when hooking up to shore power i should have the battery switch in the off position, and use the breakers in the electric panel. Maybe there is no effect on systems, i do not know that answer.

We use the Digger anchor. Works great. If you need to you just give it a good jerk by hand and the thing trips and pulls right up.

Named ours "Minnie's Playground" Wifes nick name is Minnie and she loves the water

My 97 250 da has a dry weight of 5300 pounds. Would think the 260 would be less than 7000 so you should be fine with that trailer.

Would there be any schematics of how boats wiring is layed out. Have seen under the dash that the wiring has numbers on the ends. Sure would be a big help knowing the layout and routing.

Just had this problem on my 97 250da. With the exception it was only every other gauge. Pulled the gauge panel then the little bulb holder on each gauge and bent the little tangs on the holder and reinstaled. walla fixed. They weren't makingt good contact and by bending them just a smidge it...

Which pumps are you refering to? All? Trim?

Not sure if it is a acuall charger/inverter or just a charger. It is what was put on the boat at the factory.

Update: Horn is dead and the vhf radio is dead. Horn shouldn't draw as you have to use the switch unless switch is bad. Vhf radio is fried so it is now out of the boat. Alt. had i believe was a orange wire that looks like it runs around to the starter with a very crappy connection at the alt...

Only other wires that go directly to the batterys is 1 to each the house set and the starting from the onboard charger. Don't think anything else is direct hookup. As far as the altinater it seems to work by the gauge but still ending up short on charge.

97 250da. 2 new bateries Both hooked to switch, both go dead with switch in off position and sitting on a trailer. I did find 3 grounds not connected to the ground post, so got those connected and still goes dead. Any ideas would be helpfull. Changed a bit and tied the 2 together and added a...

I have used the little plastic anchors that are for drywall and trimmed the head once it was in the hole. Has worked slick for me.

Taylor made told me i needed 20ft to go around the framing. I ordered 25 and had a bunch left of not sure what the extra was. didn't measure

screw cover gasket from american marine has been on the boat for a couple of weeks now, looks good and is holding up very well. Think i had posted the part number before but will put it in again. I used their part number 717 on my 97 250da

Just got the new rubber put in the channel. Bought it from american marine parts and it was $65

A buddy has a 95 250 w/7.4 and bravo1 drive. Seat gap is aprox 4 inches. On my 97 w/5.7 Bravo 3 drive, seat gap is only about 1 inch.

Are the truck you all speak of like the rollers on a screen door? On my 250 da it looks as though the door sits on like a plastic block that rides in the floor track. I have alot of free play up and down, sometimes door works ok and other times it seems to bind up. What are some sugested things...

I have used Veada a few times for seats and have been very pleased with their end product. Reasonable priced as well.

Veada Industries for those seats you are looking for.