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I was looking for a better way to run my outboard on the trailer, the flushing ears never really worked for my motor. I found this outboard flush bag online, and so far so good. It does leak a little at the seams and that is expected. Overall I am very happy.

Rob, you may also want to look at black acrylic as an option. You could also make for where your gauges are located and update the entire dash. I know, bigger project..but if you have the jigsaw out....

Terrible news and something we should all be aware of at all times.

I know my wife can see generally where I am on find my iPhone. Does not work in Mexico. But she has tracked me as far as South San Clemente Island (off Southern Cal), about 50-60 miles from our house. She takes random screenshots, not sure if it is available all the time or you need to be...

I replaced my lids with the screw on type and am much happier. They leak much less than the pop outs.

Great idea on the Fluid Film - I'll have to add that to my list of stuff to do this spring!

Nice and clean - enjoy!

I had it fabbed up when I put on my new motor. Fiberglassing the gap as mentioned above is the way to go.

I used a stainless steel bang plate. I filled the gap with epoxy, in hindsight, I wish I would have fiberglassed over the gap. 1996 Adventure 208.

Yep, not a good design. Hookup, I was told that is a zerk fitting for a pivot tube and should be fixed. I am thinking mine broke off using the wedge (same one in above pic) or cleaning the boat. I'll need to be more careful when cleaning up and leaving the ramp - make sure the wedge is on...

Thank you all - yep - you guys are accurate, zerk fitting with a grounding wire. Thanks for the feedback and quick responses!

Did you see that loose wire? Is that a grounding wire of some sort?

What is this screw called and what does this do? The screw may have broken off inside the casing. Yamaha F150. thanks I’m advance!

Welcome aboard! It would be great to see you on the water.

Congrats on a great fishing year! Looks like you are really dialing your rig in. Have fun!

What about the space above the steering wheel, the flip up glove box. You could close that area up and mount at the approp angle. I may do that in the future on my boat, lots of folks have done that on this site (mult models).

Great guidance here!

She will great when all done!

Hi all - I agree with seasick, my dad was a mechanic for 40 years and he always told me, "if it aint broke, don't fix it". That said, it did replace all fuse panels, bus bars etc when I freshened up my dash this year. All connectors etc were replaced, but I did not replace any wire runs.

Yes 2-3 adults includes me, and no hardtop.