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Have a look on the Atlantic Towers website at the following link: http://www.atlantictowers.com/products_ ... S_2007.php - they make mounting brakets that fit below the trampoline cover to mount thinks like radar, etc. I think they are made from King Starboard.

Excellent, good to hear the pics are up and working.

Any suggestions on how to post these pics or link that they work? I have tried all I know.

My first attempt at boat restoration, an '87 Offshore Pro. Definitely rough around the edges, I have my work cut out for me, but that's the challenge I wanted. http://s1278.beta.photobucket.com/user/shaunbcooper/media/Boat%20Project/SAM_2737.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 Let me know if the link above...

I'm pretty sure, or at least I havent noticed, an auxillary charging lead from my motors, so not too sure the 4 battery setup will work?

Thanks for the suggestions so far guys. OCNSLR, I have an '87 Offshore Pro 240 and twin Evinrude 150's (2-strokes). I would certainly appreciate if you could post some pictures of your setup. I have some ideas in mind from some research on the internet, but these involve only two batteries...

Hi all - looking for some tips and suggestions on the best wiring setup for a dual outboard and dual battery setup.

Hi Dracer - I'm not sure the exact gallons of the existing tank, but judging by the measurements and compared to replacement tanks I am assuming its between 45 and 55 gallons. There is quite a bit of space for play on different dimensions though. I actually inspected my main fuel tank again this...

Thanks GW, that was my backup plan to get two tanks. Now I must just decide whether its worth getting 4 tanks so that I have auxilary, or just get two large tanks and not bother with having auxilary tanks.

Hi all - as part of my restoration project on my '87 Grady White Offshore Pro 240, I will be replacing both the main and auxilary fuel tanks. After some research I think I would likely go with a poly from the Moeller range. My problem is that I have twin outboards on the boat and most of the...

I am also currently have my windows out, replacing the glass and seals/gaskets, fortunately the frames are still ok. I got in touch with Grady White and they said I should get hold of Marine Glass @ 813-926-3717 for the seals/gaskets as they had all the patterns and molds for older Grady Windows...

What actually needs to be replaced, the aluminum frames, glass and gaskets/seals, or just glass and gaskets/seals?

Went to the boat show in Annapolis over the weekend and they had the HDS-7 touchscreen on display at the West Marine stand, but nobody really knew how to demonstrate the unit. It does look good compared to the old HDS-7 that was next to it on display. Pity they didnt have the 9 or 12 on display...

Went down to the boat show in Annapolis this past weekend and saw some of the Atlantic Towers products. Looks like those will work perfectly for me. Thanks for the advice guys.

Any thoughts, comments or suggestions on the new Lowrance touchscreen range (HDS7, 9 and 12)?

Thanks all for the advice, much appreciated.

Thanks B8CASTR, I am based in in central PA, Harrisburg area, but next time I head through NJ way I will be in touch, would be great to see the HT up close.

Thanks for the advice guys, much appreciated.

Thanks stevblutu15, concerns on quality vs price duly noted!

I am located in the Central Pennsylvania area, Harrisburg to be exact. Not many marine agencies or manufacturers nearby I am afraid, but I have only been based in the US since the start of the year, so I am not afraid to travel to any coastal locations (within reason) as it gives me good excuse...