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Pictures go a long way in getting the right answer. Not everyone can remember what every year and model used.

I think they are 1100 GPH, with no lift, and no restrictions. 820 GPH with 1 meter of lift.

TH marine supplies the hardware for the through hull rods.

Yes, that is the right one. Sorry, but the more I looked at it the more I liked it. The shells are listed in the second link in post number three.

Turn the knob on the end opposite the hose to raise the float, and test the automatic feature. It should come on regardless of your battery switch position.

He is looking for the shell, I believe, not the individual plano boxes. If you're in Miami, maybe you can pick up the first, and avoid shipping...

They appear to have gotten the extra length by using an extender(spacer) between the plates. You could probably go back to 25 by removing that, and replacing the driveshaft with a 25. You need to talk to someone else at Grady, they definitely keep build sheets back to '94. Have your HIN for them...

Just started making one this week. I plan to use the boat all winter, and I’m only going to the bottom of the rub rail, with snaps.

I'm guessing that was a search attempt.

If you zoom in, it says "TELEPHONE" at the top, but that's a big plug for telephone. Looks like a cable TV connection at the bottom

No auto pilot. It is just a cut off hose, sticking out horizontally, perfectly positioned to drip onto the ignition and the cigarette lighter. I'll try to trace it next week.

Another reason to use sanitation hose is odor permeation. If only used for urine, and you use a chemical in the tank, and empty often, you may get away with a substitute, but it's risky.

It would be pretty unusual for 2 LED fixtures to burn out at once. Once you complete the circuit, you may get your red light back, without buying a new switch.

Check with Bennett, they have been making the electric Bolt version for years now, and you may just need the cylinders and switches, and keep your trim plates.

That is an improvement over 2000, mine is higher up behind the helm. Before anyone freaks out, the blue painters tape is only holding the extra small wires away from the connection. I put a new fuse box in the upper electronics box, and moved some of the connections to where they were at eye...

There was no punctuation in the OP. I don’t think that he caught it in the hospital, I read it as, “…… caught COVID, in the hospital ever since.”

Think about where it might be the least accessible, the hardest to see, and in the most difficult place to change a fuse in a choppy sea, and look there. On my 2000, it is up under the dash attached to the cabin bulkhead.

If you don’t want to use a heat gun, plug the outside through hull, and fill the pipe with hot water. Drain and repeat a couple of times, to really warm up the hose.

It would also be interesting to know what your definition of "cruise" is. To me, it's a high mid-range speed, that gives me optimal fuel efficiency. Some people don't seem to care how much fuel they burn, as long as they have enough. I have the same hull as you, 92 gallons, hardtop, 225hp OX66...

I just sold my DC Tournament 22, after 10 years. I don't recall ever riding in front of the windshield, but from the driver's view, it's easy to see that it is the best seat in the house, as long as you are not getting wet. For people who boat/fish primarily with family, instead of...