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So, you remove the handle to meet the USCG requirement inshore, that it be mechanically locked in the closed position?

Have you located the macerator pump and holding tank?

I still have it too. When I check that conversation on the list, I do not see an option to delete.

How many are there on the boat? If the bolt pattern was the same, I would just replace them with something more readily available.

I would agree with seasick, that you need to raise the ball, unless when you are launching and retrieving, the stern is floating and the bow is what is stuck on the trailer. 6 inches between the Chevy and the Tacoma is about the length of the extender.

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I am 6’1, and I have plenty of head clearance, and I can reach the rods. My biggest fear about the rocket launcher is that someone who is not familiar with the boat will step up to the walk around, and drive that outside rod holder into the top of their skull. I have tennis balls on the bottom...

Got a private message during the night from new member Agamadora238, inviting me to a sexy dating website. Who else? (edit to add: Reported, did not see that option at first)

Timely advice!!

92 negative feed backs in the past 12 months, but over 5000 transactions.

https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/side-vent-window-latch.32696/#post-218521

That motor and year falls into the potential corrosion issue. Have it scoped, unless the work has already been documented.

What kind of pump do you have, that doesn't have a built in screener basket around the impeller? Or was the cap in a weep hole that feeds the bilge?

Even quicker, stick the hose to the thru hull, and see where it comes out inside. No trial and error.

I would expect to see large backing washers on the inside of the transom, not counter sunk bolt heads. Do they do that on purpose, to get through the chop, and down to the plywood

Google is your friend. Here is the first one to pop up, a 4 foot length. https://www.wirecare.com/category/heatshrink/abrasion-rugged/3-1-dual-wall-adhesive-specialty?utf8=%E2%9C%93&id=113&order=Alphabetical&ccolors%5B%5D=white&cnominaldiameters%5B%5D=10604

If the bottom of the gunnel is flat, hold it upside down under there, and see if there is room.

Cover https://www.amazon.com/Vimar-Switch-17643-04-Yachts-3297460/dp/B00BEIQGIW You can buy the complete enclosure for the price of the cover. https://www.google.com/search?q=vimar%20marine%20switch%20enclosure&tbm=isch

Agree with Doc. Put some white, adhesive lined, heat shrink tubing over it, maybe one just longer than the crack, and then a longer overlap.

Does anyone know what year people started asking what year Greenwood was introduced in?