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My motors are pretty new, use salt away after every use ocean and delta.

StaBil and Seafoam every tank.

Yamaha 4.2L 250 hp has 300 hp power head is what I was told, you get all lower end just lose a little on top. No problem getting insurance you are max hp, the motors are also about 35 lbs less .

Almost

Replaced all everything in my 2000 Marlin, they are all tight .

I don’t see caps on your hose fittings, will water come out when motors are running?

I was told anything over 400 hp needed two cylinders,

My surveyor though 5% was to much until he learned boat was wash that morning, but he did have a marine meter.

Yamaha is good also,

Depending on budget, everything to make boat watertight, and fishing easier,and safer on the water.

Just 5/8 Braided hose with plastic chase through stern , left the hose fittings on motor so I can attach back to motor in chase of a problem .

Numbers are just numbers, my Marlin changes with weight and conditions. No bottom paint , 300 gal fuel, 40 gal water , 300ft chain , 400 lb crab pots , gear and 4 men. 2016 Yamaha 225 hp 4.2L with 4ft swell 1.2 mpg. Average with good conditions 1.6 mpg no pots calm , Fishtales are you about...

Had the Sailfish on a trailer and now the Marlin on the trailer, no difference for towing or launching . Both boats are large on a trailer, all my bay and ocean fishing I tow the boat. One difference is it’s also on a lift in a marina ten miles from home, like Shunkboat said I can drop it and...

Didn’t like how I did it the first time, changed fittings.

Also only used them when motors are running, because of the large draw. Also have six batteries onboard.

The wiring is to the original block under the helm , with 4’ of 10 gauge wire and 30 amp inline fuse.Added a lot of equipment to this boat, didn’t care how Grady wired boats back then so ran new separate feeders from battery banks.

Mr.crab (Anthony) 2000 Marlin 2016 Twin Yamaha 225hp 4.2L

Go on Grady white site, download owners manual for your boat shows everything.

18-AD1 they are 12 volt 150watts on Amazon , I turn them on first then get everything else ready .

Works pretty good, but not perfect