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OP... How did you make on a Saturday?

Excellent!!

Simple: go with the newer motors. everything else is much easier to change, modify, etc.

Hi, FYI: I have a stern pole light that I will sell for 1/2 of retail, if you need it. It came off of my 2018 306 Canyon, when I went to a RADAR post with a light pole.

Assuming the rear side is accessible, thru-bolting is certainly the best solution.

In my 50 years of boating (started as a little boy with my brother), it has been my experience that the "studs" very often pull out of fiberglass. Fiberglass is not very good at holding screw threads. You can try mixing up some MarineTex and buttering the screw with it and then reinserting the...

There should be two cables: 1) data and 2) power. The data cable is likely 5 or six pins and the power cable is likely two pins. They are different sizes and only go in one way due to having a "key". Just connect them and you should be good to go.

These might work, as well.

A friend of mine uses these mounted in the gunnels. Perhaps they would work mounted under your top.

1: give the boat a preseason detail using top quality products to protect the gel coat, vinyl/canvas and metal(s) -- 3M* or Collinite*, 303 products**, FLINTZ or Simichrome***, etc. (a few $$ makes a huge difference; buy the best, don't skimp) 2: do not use household or non-marine specific...

Hi, I don't have what you need, but just this morning a made a pattern to cover my dash/helm area using dish packing foam and masking tape. Step 1: use the masking tape to outline where you want the outside edge to be and leave 1/4" - 1/2" of the tape "standing" rather than taped down Step 2...

Nevermind

sorry to hear that. I had a Venture under my last boat. It was nine years old when I sold it along with the boat. It was in near new condition, functioning perfectly, etc.

Some will tell you that you need a very high end trailer. For that boat, I think any decent brand will be fine: Venture, Load-Rite, etc. Alternatively, I have heard good things about Martin at boattrailerdepot.com The following is a link from THT...

not mine; no affiliation https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/boa/d/ipswich-grady-white-adventure-208/7482318877.html

My bet/guess is that they were designed to be able to have a koozie on the can.

It depends on how the battery selector switch was wired (I believe). The red button with a 40 on it is a circuit breaker. Regarding the battery & charger: It's good to have it on a charger, just in case the bilge pump needs to run continuously (or often) due to a water intrusion issue (one...

Hmmm... the title of the thread reads "300"....

Hi, If you are ok with a 300, this one from THT looks good.... https://www.thehulltruth.com/boat-commercial-classifieds-marine-services/1223524-2005-grady-whire-300-express.html#post15590225