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bit of a long-shot....good luck

Thanks...

Where do I get hull decals??

Actually you can cover the terminal if you wish. I like the safety factor of covering the stud. Once I was using a socket wrench and touched the other terminal. Very scary.

Not my serial number but very cool....

Hard to find. They are available lok-knobs.com These are great

Bout 4 years ago I was in a similar situation and at the advice of my trusted mechanic Tony I purchased a Yamaha 250 VHO black out board. Totally awesome engine... Lighter, more powerful and instant acceleration with no hole shot delay..

what year is it?

Actually I am located in Connecticut. If you recall which shop is in Connecticut let me know..

Can you give me an idea on cost?

I do have the old canvas and would like to make some (simple) modifications. Like eliminating the roll up tabs on some panels. Thinner Isinglass on the front roll up panels. I think I want black canvas.

I'm going to need to replace the entire set of canvas on my 228 with hardtop. I seem to remember A&J was the place to call but they have a few locations? I'm in no rush as long as it's done by April. Who should I contact? Thank You...

I hate when they do that...

That is an outstanding modification....

wow that took 10 minutes.... looks like a well cared for boat..

Solid Advice....

There may be an antireverse valve fitting installed in line on the hose from the pump to the baitwell. You can withdraw the valve to see if there is water flow out of the pump and perhaps the issue is the valve..

I found that Interlux 355 was the best for rub rail. Unfortunately Interlux discontinued the product like 10 years ago. I bought a case and use whats left every year...

I have that exact pump and it does not have to be primed 1-there should be a lever stopcock on that pipe under the pump. Be sure it is in the OPEN position 2-When you run the pump do you feel it running. If not, the problem is electrical (check breaker, wiring) 3-If it is running then take off...

I give the deck drains a B. The metal part is a bit higher than the deck so I had to dremel down to make it more flush. I should have dremeled down more than level so all the water would drain from the deck. A small amount still remains...