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I'll check out the rubber grip.

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, thinking in using a 3/16 flat SS backing plate to help spread the load. I prefer the side mount, similar to want DennisG01 mentioned so that I can have a little more leg room. The table will be flat. Anyone have any ideas on what can be used to decrease cups...

Thanks Ky. I saw that one. Not sure if the bow fiberglass is thick and sturdy enough for side mount with load. I’m thinking it should, but want to know if anyone had that any issues?

Planning to install a wood boat table with a removable pedestal side table mount at the bow of a GW235. I know from factory they have a floor mount, but I wanted one that would go on the side so I do not have to walk over a floor mount. Anyone done a side mount before at the bow where the...

Did not see function to calibrate joystick itself. Just saw thrust level, lock to lock, etc. Is there a way to do that?

I fish mostly deep water. Occasionally I go to the shallows. Anyone tried to install the joystick on the helm master ex themselves?

I plan to use the joystick mostly for the stern fishpoint and drift. I didn't want to place a trolling motor and add more weight to the boat.

Thanks for sending me the link. I will look through it.

Yes, this is a single engine, no thruster.

Has anyone installed the Yamaha Helm Master Ex Joystick themselves? It looks like a plug and play. I tried to install the joystick on my GW 235 while on a trailer, but it seems to not be linking up. All the rigging looks good. The yamaha display recognizes that the joystick is in place (I...

Hi all, I had the joystick installed on my vessel. But it didn't come with any instructions. Does anyone know if the outboard is in neutral idling, should you be able to move the outboard back and forth just like you are able to do with the wheel? On the joystick, it does have a button that...

Thanks for sending the diagram. I will plan to order a couple along with the tool.

Good ole' heat worked (for a prolong time) with a lot of pushing, pulling, cranking (I needed to call the Incredible HULK) and cutting. They did a good job in sealing that cupholder to make sure no water seep in (a little overkill...but it would do the job to not let water in)! Thanks all for...

Thanks for the ideas. I tried to rock it back and forth with a great deal of force from underneath (it didn't budge); used the plastic prybars (couldn't get any of those really underneath the cupholder lip to pry it lose). This is some secure silicone.

It is stainless steel cupholder.