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I'm not overly familiar with your particular setup - and maybe this is essentially the same idea as Skunk mentioned (or just a different version)... can you cut out the middle of the shelf and leave a 1" perimeter still intact? Then screw a new shelf (starboard or whatever) back down to this 1"...

My guess would be either a bad breaker or something is hooked up wrong at the batteries and/or isolator. Trace the wires. Being it's a 2022, can you ask your local dealer to fix it?

To Lucky's point - it is never a bad idea to upsize the tabs, if possible. Trim tab "span" has a greater impact on performance than "chord".

Ha! I did that yesterday (Sunday) when the store was closed. I've since moved it more out of sight :)

I can now see them again... :rolleyes:

Thanks! It seems like these pop up every so often. Probably the same person just signing up under different handles each time

DO NOT CLICK on the link in Mooree's post. This is another one of those "nicely worded" attempts at getting your money.

Thank you.

Can you guys still see the pictures? All of a sudden, they're not showing up for me.

Anything can happen. But right now I KNOW I'll eventually be facing a problem when the impeller craps out. I'm not worried about "what ifs" Those will get dealt with when/if they happen.

FYI... note the number of embossed "rings" on the hydraulic ram.

Ah, OK. That makes a little more sense, now. FIRST... keep in mind that what you have there is a custom setup and we can really only give you general advice. So likely your solar panels are charging the 6-pack under the deck and they are wired in parallel with each other, correct? Possibly...

Best thing is to take some measurements and pictures of the remaining hydraulic ram and call Bennett directly. They'll make sure you get the right thing. They're a very good company to deal with.

Oh, well that explains it!

They're Bennetts. What's wrong with them that can't just be fixed?

Yup - I have few small small wedges in the front and back. They're not in very far as this point - the front gap is maybe 1/4" or 3/8" while the back gap is about half that.

Here we go! The only bolts that are in are (4) of the main ones - and they are only halfway in.

Lazy, can you clarify? Your post title says "solar"... but then you're talking about an inverter... and then about shore power. Those are all different things. Shore power is shore power... AC volts coming in and then directed, via a breaker panel, to accessories. An inverter would change...

That looks really nice, AMF. But what did you use? The reason I ask is that it doesn't look like starboard - there appears to be a carbon fiber pattern to it?

Mif, my thoughts are similar to above that hydraulic tabs are pretty much the king when it comes to reliability - as evidenced by how long they have lasted for you... and are still working strong. I'd also like to note that in the many boats I have used, I have never found the need for...