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Going to send you an email Ken, thanks.

Thank you! I know the top panel is a little unusual with the angle on the stbd side.

Does anyone have the exact measurements of the 3 268 dash panels? Looking to do a custom build and don't have access to them.

I hated drilling that hole. I packed mine with silicone once the cable was run.

Wow. That's impressive.

You'd have to know which way to turn. The Niagara is still pretty wide, and getting caught in fog doesn't help. I'm sure they had GPS, but the river moves quickly and were focused on the rescue mission.

Should've just taken a pontoon boat..

When you get the cash for the GPS/GFS-10 setup, do it. I wish I had done it sooner, even on my little Chris-Craft.

Knock on wood, I have yet to see one of those at this end of the lake. And I'd like to keep it that way.

Just got fuel yesterday with a friends boat. I flipped on the blower right after fueling, but also opened the hatch some to take a quick look around the engine room. Same drill I do with my boat too.

Mine didn't go up. Thankfully. Next year may be a different story.

All 5 of the inland oceans.

I'm on the western side of the state, but mines not even in the water yet.

When I put it on the trailer, I forget to put the antenna down. Multiple times.

Time for caps and rotors then.

I've been working on mine for the last month, weekends and a few days during the week. Still not even close to being done. I don't feel overwhelmed as much as I feel like I'm under the gun to get it done by May 1.

What he said. Toward the end of last year I went to WM for a few things. Spent like $130, saved $140. I always print off competitors prices and have WM price match.

Even though the bellows were replaced, one still could've come loose at one end. Less than an hours time for it to kick back on sounds pretty sizable to me. Especially considering if the boat is level it takes gallons of water to kick the pump on..

I put Chevron Delo 15W-40 in my MerCruiser 260 last fall.

I borrow my neighbors 98 GMC 2500, 5.7 to tow my 21' Chris-Craft. Driving on the Northway (I-87), the truck didn't break a sweat to stay at 75mph. I wouldn't hesitate to throw a 25 footer behind it.