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If it's good quality work, then it's a very fair price.

I realize you were asking Hookup1, but I would like to provide a response. My boat is a 2018 with three AGMs(Group 31s, I believe). They are going to be replaced this spring with another set of AGMs. Therefore, my fingers are saying that's seven years/summers. I am inconsistenet with leaving...

FYI a person on THT makes custom tables... https://www.thehulltruth.com/fishing-miscellaneous-items-commercial-sellers-only/1091865-custom-bait-cut-tables.html

interesting and informative reading... https://www.autozone.com/diy/battery/what-is-an-agm-battery

protruding bolt on the round anode?

Well, if the boat is coming up on 20 YO and you're questioning it, then I think you should do them now...assuming it's in the budget.

How about we compare and contrast the merits of a jelly donut versus a chocolate glazed donut?

If you have a battery charger, I am 99% sure it's needs to be compatible with AGM batteries.

ok; thank you for replying... From my perspective, the "issue" is how well one is equipped versus the other. Higher HP motors, better electronics, full enclosure, trailer, etc., etc. My advice would be to go in with your best offer less a few grand and then be ready, willing and able to sign...

just curious... how much is "way too much?"

"when you are on the fuel dock/gas station then open the vertical hatch behind the fold down seat and control for fuel smell when adding fuel and after finishing it." I respectfully disagree with this. Gasoline vapors are heavier than air and will "sink" to to the lowest level. IMO, it is best...

IIRC, there is a panel that is screwed down and it has a 6" pie plate in it.

It could be done out of marine plywood and then painted with epoxy.

I wonder if it's possible to remove the panel entirely and fabricate a new panek with the desired hatch size. This way, when you want to sell the boat, you can return it to the factory configuration.

yup I know it's apples and oranges, but FWIW, a marina friend has a Pursuit 325 OS with twin F300s and he is very happy with the performance.

Hi gents, Take a look at the performance in the link for reference. My 306 with "C" Series F350s (19P props, I believe) runs almost spot on with the info below. Knock 1 - 2 MPH off their performance for bottom paint, etc. and my performance is very close. My numbers are very close to the Yamaha...

That looks really nice. Good job!!

wow... I was way off. I had the wrong light entirely....

My guess is SCANDVIK. https://www.apexlighting.com/boat-lights/courtesy-lights/4-color-led-downlight/

On my boat (2018), they are: dark greyish with a chrome border. If you want, I can pull out some color charts and try to provide a 3M, AVERY or RITRAMA color.