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Is the one that SEI shows on their website not correct? I'd maybe contact them directly if you need more info/clarification.

Good point. Unless they will end up draining to an area that, itself, drains. BUT... I just realized we're talking about a Marlin. For some reason, I thought we were talking about a bowrider. Yeah, in this case, it makes a whole lot more sense to use clamp-on holders as there's lot's of...

Drilling holes, understandably, can be a daunting task. But honestly, once you've done it a bunch of times, it's an every day thing. Heck, there are already plenty of holes drilled in the boat - if your skills set is decent, there's absolutely no difference in you doing it than the factory...

I always wondered about the terminology, too. Odd name, yes - unfortunately it's the "right" one to use when googling (or at least the one that returns more results).

Alongside what Skunk said - you should notice that the footswitch's wires are thin gauge. This means you don't need anything "heavy duty". So as he mentioned... any 'ol switch will work.

You'd still need to check the hoses and see exactly how it's plumbed. I don't want to guess on that. But, these are typically just a flush system - as I mentioned above, most likely, if you do it while the engine is running you will burn up your impeller. Personally, I wouldn't trust it to...

What do you mean by "linking up"? Aren't they surge brakes? It would be EXTREMELY rare to see EOH brakes on this size trailer. How's the master cylinder? The backing plate is there on the rear axle - but it's looking in pretty sad shape... is everything solid? Does MD require brakes on both...

So what you probably have there, at approaching 4 decades old.. is "not-so-non-skid" non-skid? :) When I re-did my '82 - which was pretty just "slip-n-slide" - I painted it with Pettit's EZ Deck. I didn't even bother trying to match the existing color as it would be near impossible - I went...

HOA's.... yuck. West Marine? Wrong Marine.... :p Get the impeller "kit". You won't know if you need the housing/wear plates till you get in there - might as well start fresh rather than waiting on another shipping delay. For reference... anything "Quicksilver" branded is the same as...

It's generally referred to as a "bang cap". Grady makes a replacement (has been for a while) in vinyl. But you could also buy fiberglass L-channel stock pretty readily/easily.

Ok, since the fill cap was off, that eliminates any venting issues as being the problem. This is assuming the gas tank is full, for now. Borrow a tank - or get creative? In lieu of that, siphon some gas from the bottom of the tank into a clear glass jar and let it set for a bit. This is to...

How do you know that the tank isn't full? Meaning, you need to physically verify it. A gas gauge is not realiable. Even if the vent was clogged, the fuel would bubble down into the tank - it would just take a few minutes. Fill tubes are not known to get clogged unless something foreign is in...

Freedom - as I mentioned above, repalce your impeller before doing anything. You don't know how long it's sat and if a vane breaks off, it can clog the cooling passageways and then you have to hours taking things apart to find it. Do as Sardinia said - use a portable tank to run the engine for...

The engine will drain just fine. This is in regards to the lower unit - specifically, the cavity in front of the prop. Some water will remain in that small cavity - and/or rain can collect there if the engine is tilted up. Some options, below - and in no particualr order or "this is the best"...

Hmmm. Strange - there's usually "something". Maybe they're a made in China "special" :)

There's usually some type of brand/model on the interior/underside of the lights. What do you see there? You could look through Perko's and Attwood's online parts catalog to see if you can match something up - and then find a retailer. Does it NEED to be just as big? Meaning, all you really...

We've used them many times at the shop when, for whatever reason, an OEM wasn't an option. I think they are a solid option.

Do the temps there get cold enough where it warrants ensuring the fresh/salt water lines are cleared and maybe run some pink stuff through for good measure? Vinyl... if you haven't been covering them now, it probably doesn't matter. There's more damage happening to them in the Summer than the...

Span is more important.

In my experience, no. I have either 18" or 24" span (I forget, right now) on my Offshore - which is only an 8' wide boat. They have a 9" chord. But I think the only way that would happen is if the actual hull ALSO came out of the water... and for that to happen, there would be more things to...