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similar size hatch... get 40# https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/hatch-gas-struts.37533/

You know, all the talk about chargers...... your motors do most of the charging...almost all of it....they have no special charge sensing circuit...they just put out about 14V and the batteries charge. When they are fully charged, the motor still puts out 14v. When you had Grady OEM , a stbd...

Unless you separate the parallel batteries while charging, having two charging wires from a charger is meaningless.

Hondas got big bottom..... :p What is your current spread? (measure from one mounting hole to corresponding hole for the other motor) Mine are spread 28" and that is a typical spread for large V engines with 25" shafts I know some Whalers had a 29.75" spread. As you said, if you spread...

Treat the parallel bank as one battery. It only needs one charge lead. The parallel bank should be connected "cross corner" both to Load and to charger. By that I mean that you use the positive terminal of one battery and the negative terminal of the other. This balances the voltage drop on the...

No matter the problem, to fix it you are going to have to remove the panel. So, remove the panel now and look at it. I am 99.9% sure that its a typical breaker and the separate light is mounted on the panel.

So the pump works right. What makes you certain that the light is part of the breaker? I would be very surprised if it were... Have you looked at the back of the panel? Removed the breaker and get amp value, part#/Mfg name?

If I had that shed I'd be painting the epoxy cote on the bottom of my boat and be fishing by April. but I'll be waitng for May weather to paint :(

Its a 30 A breaker and an ELCI or a GFCI. It is protecting the inlet power to the boat. I'm pretty sure all ELCIs are 2 pole breakers because they must break both the Hot (black) and Neutral(white). They must be within 10 ft of the shore power plug. The OP picture looks like a single pole...

Take cover off to get model. Look on Blue Seas site for ELCI/GFCI breaker

Sometimes drains can be unscrewed from inside the cooler. Then you can just bend the hose towards you, pull off the hose barb, install new hose, line up in hole and screw inside cooler

Thats a drain. its not below the waterline. But it is at the waterline so don't go cheap... You can use several of the available hoses Series 141, 148, 135. Have you looked at your deck drain hoses to your scuppers yet? If that cooler drain looks that bad, your scupper hoses must be scary.

Looks like all the heavy loads are on the Port bank. Windlass, thruster, power assist pump. They will run batteries down quickly if the port motor isn't running and charging. Assuming you are running the motors when using these.. I would check the port motor to see if it is charging

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define "Electronics" VHF(s), MFD(s), sonar, radar? How many batteries? No 2500w stereo? No refrigerator? No AC? No pumps running? No Lights? generally, the "port battery" only starts the port engine and runs one bilge pump and maybe the stereo memory. Generally, the House runs on the stbd...

heheh East coast...twice a day.... That slip looks like its for a 17 whaler or a Carolina skiff I don't think I would do that with a 28 ft deepV. You will topple over and your water inlets will mud up.

Hoping is not an action plan;) There is a 6" piehole over each end of the tank. Look at it. I think you should remove whatever deck piece is covering the tank and inspect. Its just screws and silicone. Not rocket science.

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there is just enough room for an R3 in the "pocket". It has to be bumped right up to the bend up on the rear of the tab. I don't use the trim tabs and dont really care about them but I think having more zinc in the water can't hurt. FYI, the R3 pair has a nut imbedded in one side and just a...

Mine have a zinc R3 on them. Like others, I started using 1/2 the set on each tab.(mount on top) They always get eaten up. For some reason they always come loose and spin by the end of they season. They only have one screw in the center. I think Im goign to drill another hole and use a bar with...