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I would look at a Rocna or a Fortress anchor. Both have great holding power and will set quickly. The Rocna will hold even if your boat does a 180 turn were others will pull out. The Fortress is is light and easy to store and great for soft bottoms. The Rocna is good for all kinds of bottoms. I...

You could have poured water into the drain and see where it was coming out. A few drops of food coloring can help too. Just trying to be helpful...

Depending on how low the inside drain is. You could install a check valve.

Keep in mind that the op might have a no maintenance and other wise known as a sealed battery. You can always do a load test. A load tester range from $25 to $200. I bought a in the range of $60 off amazon with good reviews. At the start of every season, I would do a load test. After I blew...

If it was me? I would go over all the wiring under the helm. The boat is now 16 yrs old. With that said, something could be loose and and you might have some corrosion building up on the connections and the wires. My own boat is 23yrs old. At times I had to cut the wire back due to the...

I bet that's a $200 to $300 part. It can get out of hand at times.

Simrad, a very good choice. I would use 3M's 4000 fast cure caulking.

I would make one out of starboard.

I would take the old one off and match it to one from an auto store. It would be cheaper and faster.

Yes, Happy Fathers Day!!

You need a bigger Marina or club.:smile4:

If your up north, what you don't want is the water to freeze. That would only damage the glass inside.

WOW! 29 ft is too big...

Go for the Sig 290. That bed is over 6ft.

I don't think an LED needs a shock absorber like a tungsten blub.

What about going with an LED and hard wire it to the harness? No spring or contacts to rust out.

Its a meter that you place over the spot. Some have points/pins for wood. A good one is in the $120 to 200 range.

If that that worried about it. Take the transducer off and remount it. Personally, I would not have used silicone. 4000 fast cure would do a better job.

I think you mean the Garmin GPS/MFD not gauge. Yes? But you would not be connecting it to the GPS, but to the NEMA2k network. In a past post you mentioned that the sender was good and the ohms reading. So I don't understand why you installed a new one. Please re-read my post from May 8th. You...

That model number is all will and good. But I am not sure who the manufacture is. Anyways, most remotes will only work with that brand. Also, if the remote is original to the boat, 22yrs old. I would see if the remotes would still work with the newer models.