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Looks Great, enjoy! Just out of curiosity, where are the pilings on that dock system, or is it just a big float, with anchors?

You can jump in the water, or go over the side of the boat, but once you put anything in a bucket, the 3 mile rule is technically in effect.

I have a "90 SF. I have seen the cabin light work at some point, but have never been able to get it to come on in the drive way. I will have to try it with engine running in the slip. Maybe it is tapped in to a "key on" power source. Will it light with key on, engine off? Motor is wired to the...

I bought a 30 foot Sea Ray from a guy who just used it as a man cave tied to the dock, to drink beer, watch TV, and take a dump, with no tank additives. I was recovering from ACL surgery, and when I got ready to use it, I called the marina to do a tune up, oil change, etc. I don't recall the...

What is your concern? Is it mechanical, or mental, i.e., the thought of poop in your new boat?

Not a big fan of Joannes, but you get 40% off every day on one item, by having their app on your phone, or going to their website when you check out, and having the 40% off QR code ready to scan. 10 yards of fabric counts as one item, as long as it’s a single cut. There are a few exclusions...

I meant, how is the kicker bracket attached to the swim platform.

I like the look of the new swim platform, but how do they attach the bracket? Is it through bolted, is there access to the interior for nuts and bolts, or is it not as thick as it appears from a side view ?

What Skunk said, and especially if your head is salt water. It is all the micro organisms in saltwater, that die in your system, as much as it is the waste, that causes these systems to smell bad.

You can see the Y valve, and its orientation, to the right of the MSD in the first picture. In the second picture, the top of the Y valve connects to an elbow going straight up, so that is probably a deck pump out. The bottom of the Y valve goes through the Whale pump, and down through the deck...

Doesn't sound like you have the motor yet. I would certainly not drill holes until I had that in hand. And make sure there is room inside the transom for the backing plate. The higher the drier, so at least a 25" motor. I would have wanted those top 3 mounting holes on the bracket to be as high...

What's your plan for the guest with the emergency #2, if not in the toilet?

30 hours on 11 year old motors?

Maybe something here...

Nothing reassuring about 800 hours on a rebuilt power head, that could have had 3000 hours on it before that.

Must have been a 10 foot tide!

He's still looking for his test light;)

Where does it say, "2 Stroke or 4 Stroke"? https://www.google.com/search?q=boat+hp+rating+plate&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjmlbbXi-n_AhW2TDABHVQyABYQ0pQJegQIChAB&biw=1580&bih=691&dpr=2

You won’t have power to the pump, unless you have power into an out of the switch, which is probably an easier starting point than the pump wiring in the bilge. Especially if you are working through an inspection port.

On some, you need your own battery, like the Dewalt clones.