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$165,000 or $175,000 with the new custom trailer

$165,000 - Powered by twin Yamaha F350 4Stroke engines (450 hrs & maintained by Clemens) - Yamaha Fly-by-Wire digital controls - 5kw diesel generator (30ish hours) - New bottom paint - New canvas cover - New batteries - Furuno open array radar. - Dual Furuno touch screen displays. - Furuno Fish...

I just want to see a picture with the outriggers deployed and a fish on!

First world problems?

Nice work!

Bad news. Looks like moisture has made it's way into a few spots in the hard top. Oh well. Nobody ever says boating was cheap. Got to pay to play

I just replaced mine on my 2008 305 Express. It is held with heavy duty double stick tape. I also replaced my lights with LEDs

Looks like you're right in track. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy watching your progress.

Waiting for the next update...

Straight. Works well, especially after sunny days when there is a greater temp difference between object in the environment

I have it on my 305 Express. It sits on the port side next to the radar.

Mine goes to a knob below the steering wheel. It's a little white plastic thing. Placement is odd to me but who am I to question GW? Turning the knob on will show fresh water to spray on the windshield while the fresh water system is pressurized.

Thanks for the update. It's coming along nicely. Good work!

Sorry for the delay. Had to try that out. Top end RPM is 5300

It's a VacuFlush head. What I'd meant by "water to the bowl" was that when I depressed the flush lever, you could see standing water in the toilet bowl. Couldn't flush the toilet because the tank was full to the brim. Again, we'd hardly used it. Very confusing

Excellent! Thank you so much. Just what I needed to hear before I started trying to heat and pull it apart.

2008 Express 305. I'd thought about a malfunctioning gauge too, but yesterday the tank was clearly full. (Water to the bowl).

I've been doing pump outs. The sea chock for overboard discharge is closed. Just did a fresh pump out this afternoon. We'll see how far that goes

Always fun to meet a fellow wise guy.

Tastes a little salty, but we had nachos for dinner last night. So hard to tell...