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On a 25 year old saltwater boat I would just replace the through hulls while you are in there replacing everything else. In this case I think It will be much easier to break things to get them apart then trying to futz around with old parts to try and save them to re-use.

In our marina there is plastic triangular piece between the main dock and the finger just like you drew in your picture. That is where some people put dock boxes. So if your marina allows it that would be the place for it. Our docks are floating, but not sure it really matters. The dock...

I have a gas tapper 12v gas transfer pump. Not very fast but works very well for pumping out fuel tanks.

The setup that I have used for the same anchoring situation is a claw anchor with about 10ft of chain and 3/8 inch anchor line. It fits in a small bucket and I only bring it on the boat when I'm going to use it. The chain is way overkill for this anchoring situation. However I have found...

With that much line, you will have to stow it on deck in a laundry basket, Rubbermaid bin or garbage can. Take it with you when you need it, otherwise leave it off the boat as it will take up too much space. Most boats are not going to have the capacity to stow that much line in the anchor...

7 seasons going on 8 with a carver cover. It's a little faded but overall, in good shape.

I would try and contact Grady on this and see if they can provide you with any diagrams or pictures. They have been helpful for things like this in the past. It maybe tough to find specific information as the chesapeake didn't have a very long production run. What are you using the...

Adrian Johnson. He is out of Mystic CT which is on the border of RI. He did the survey on my 305.

If the A/c is running and blowing cold air then it shouldn't be a water flow problem. The heat on my 305 works well. Keeps the cabin nice and toasty on those cold days.

Did you try tightening it?

Not on a gulfstream but I put a large bait table on the fish box of my 305. Awesome addition if you fish. It bolts on and is removable if needed.

Without seeing either boat, I would be probably leaning towards the one with the 300's vs. 350's Based on engines. Also the 330 is a big beast to trailer.

Just keep in mind, the 330 hull was updated in 2008.

keep what you have and run the boat. Consider the flywheel thing to just be another maintenance item. If it was an earlier model F350, then that's a different story. Use the money for other boat upgrades and fuel.

For the livewell I take the hose off the pump, then blow out the line with a shop vac. I then pump antifreeze through the line until I see pink in the livewell. For years I just would blow the line out. But a few years back I bought a 110v water pump to winterize the A/C. So now I just pump...

Find a local place to do the enclosure. They will make sure it fits right, and you have someone to go to for fixes down the road. I have been using carver covers for my last 2 expresses and been very happy. The cover goes on for winter storage with supports in the bow. Not a perfect fit but...

How long does it take for the battery to sit before it becomes low/dead? How old are the battery's? check your carbon monoxide sensor, if it expires or needs to be replaced it will beep intermittently.

I do mine every 3 years.

Might be for the Trim tabs

What is the phone charger setup you have?