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On my Seafarer, “accessible“ means flat on your back, looking at a black, unlabeled fuse block up behind the helm.

If you are going to have to do modifications, you want the front end, the windshield and side glass, to match up, more so than the cockpit. What company are you looking at? RNR has suspended sales to individuals during Covid shortages, in order to supply manufacturers.

Did the service include dropping the lower unit for anything?

Unless they have changed the design dramatically since 2000, the scupper drains on your Seafarer don’t look anything like either of those diagrams. The through hull on my transom is pretty much horizontal with the outlet of the deck drain elbow, with a little sag in the hose in between. The only...

….with the tall windows and windshield?

It is called a Garboard drain, if that may expand your search.

Never mind, I lost interest.

We need pictures of your hard top conversion!

I think it's pretty rare for a boat production company to take a boat back into the factory for a major repair, they are not set up for it. And especially not 2 boats in the PNW, which were built in a North Carolina facility. Are you sure Grady "performed" the repair, or did they authorize a GW...

How many square inches, or square feet? Whoever had that repair done should have a lot of pictures, I know I would.

I had a flag and staff fly out of the bow mount years ago, and almost take my head off, when it hit the top of the windshield frame right in front of my face. No flags for me.

Boats running singles and twins on the same hull do not run the same propellers. If you want to have a good chance to run on one, then you need to carry the lower pitch prop as a spare, and be prepared to change it offshore.

First post, no location, no information, non-US numbers?

How many hours of runtime for these two occurrences to happen? Flat calm water, or choppy? Being a relatively new boat, it could be that someone doing the electrical install got distracted, took a break, got replaced by someone else, etc., and there was a gap in the process, leaving a loose...

Use a spray bottle of water, with a little cayenne pepper, and peppermint oil or soap. Cinnamon is good, but may stain your boat. Just keep hitting the spot. Plug the hole when they are out. There is a commercial product, Honey-B-Gone, that bee keepers use to quickly remove bees from the super...

How many at a time are we talking about, 5, 20, 100? On the surface, or going in a hole?

Too much torque on too small a washer. And looks like chop glass, which has more give than hand laid and rolled. Put some bigger washers, or plates on those bolts.

Recipe for disaster! What happens when someone who thought you were friends gets a quote, or a bill? And you won't believe how many relatives you now have, that own a boat.

Just say no! Looks like 2 more on the center section in Skunboat's pic. Thats a lot of support taken out, Vinyl won't give the rigidity that the aluminum channel does. Skunkboat, I know it's in a thread somewhere, but what is your clear enclosure material?

3700 is the large size, 3600 is smaller. They are the 2 sizes the tackle centers are usually designed for.