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Yes, pipe thread plugs always stick out some. Does not need to be super tight either- finger tight plus maybe a half turn. I keep an open end wrench (and the plug, when not installed) right in the storage compartment on the swim platform.

Depending on what kind of guy he is, and whether he's incompetent because he's new or just doesn't care, it may be worth asking if he would like you to go for a ride with him so yo can give him some pointers. Having twins is only helpful if you know how to use them. For a beginner it's more to...

Vehicle decals/stickers would be nice. Don't know why they don't have them.

The info is Grady's website. https://answers.gradywhite.com/customers/s/article/Bunk-Locations

To clarify: The two networks are not running on the same bus. Yamaha's network comes through the Yamaha hub and connects to the J1939 port on the Garmin. The N2K network is a completely seperate backbone and connects to the Garmin through the NMEA2000 port. They can most definitely work together.

" How the two networks coexist Command Link (CL) is Yamaha's trade name for NMEA 2000 — they are essentially the same network with different branding. Command Link Plus (CL+) is Yamaha's name for J1939. N2K and J1939 share the same physical network layer (electrically identical), but they use...

You do not need a NMEA200 network. Engine data is on the J1939 network, not N2k. You need an open data port on the Yamaha Engine Bus Hub, a 6Y8-82521-01 pigtail which connects to a Yamaha Engine Bus to J1939 for Garmin connector. If there isn't an open port on the Yamaha Hub, you also need to...

Engine data is on the J1939 network, not N2k. You need an open data port on the Yamaha Engine Bus Hub, a 6Y8-82521-01 pigtail which connects to a Yamaha Engine Bus to J1939 for Garmin connector. If there isn't an open port on the Yamaha Hub, you also need to add a hub (6Y8-81920-01-00) and a hub...