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If you angle them back, you will not be able to center them.

Peel and stick snaps. https://www.sailrite.com/search?keywords=snad

How deep is your tank, and how much room above that top plate?

I would always get the seller's measurements before I gave him what I needed, in case they tell you something will fit, just to make the sale, and you drive a long way and it is different.

Anchor goes through the pulpit, at least on newer models. That will make it easier to mount the light on top, in front of the anchor. Probably a dealer option, and one that you could find out exactly how it is done.

No connection, although I did have one like this in the early '80's, my second GW. https://richmond.craigslist.org/boa/d/richmond-grady-white-19ft-angler/7609931726.html

Lee’s in the top picture, Amarine in the bottom photo. Both straight.

Zero/90 degree Lees

Cleaning power comes from the pressure, not the volume, go with the 65psi. When you remove the tip from a pressure washer, there is very little volume, less the the hose supplying it. You could use an A/B switch to use one pump at a time, or just use the WD in short blasts.

Tunamike, check your messages.

Google “How to clean Strataglass”, and you get articles, products, and videos.

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The quote from the owners’ manual in the OP says that it feeds from the auxiliary fuse panel.

If you are planning a re-wire, and you don’t need it at the moment, I would put the cover back on and ignore it. It does not look like it is in a good place to begin with, and if I were going to replace it, the only choice that you listed would be the Blue Seas fuse block. The other choices are...

Your name is not Jack, is it?

Did they quit gradually, suddenly, separately, both at the same time? Are they after the water separator? If you blow gently on the intake side, you should be able to hear the turbine spin.

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2000 26' Grady-White 265 Express The tab is not in a pocket, the actuator is. You can call the shallow recess where the tab sits a pocket if you want. The point is, on the OP's boat, he has 9 or 10 inches of tab, at least 3 inches of hinge, and 2 or 3 inches of glass before he gets to the end of...

I disagree, I think conventional wisdom is to support the hull all the way to the transom. It looks like about 16 inches hanging out over the rear, probably with a couple of v6's beyond that, bouncing down the road, putting a lot of stress on the transom to hull to stringers connection. My...

I don’t think that you want to troubleshoot by turning your battery switches off with your motors running, just to see what happens.