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Thank you rgano. I did find the proper routing today after removing the overhead lights at the center and starboard fwd areas. The wires can be pulled from the main center access hatch in the hardtop forward to the light above the center window. Then from that light can be pulled to the light...

I have a 2004 Mainship 30 pilot II and just installed the new Garmin gps antenna (for my Garmin 4208 chartplotter) on the fixture mounted on the hardtop. Dropping the NMEA 2K drop cable down through the pipe into the access hatch on the inside of the hardtop was rather easy. Now I am having...

Apologies. No disrespect intended.:eek:

Did Betsy Ross have this much difficulty? Thanks to all of the forum vexillologists for their time and effort and as a true democracy would have it, I will buy the flag voted on by the majority.

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Why not just call your insurance company for an exact quote?:)

Please install a 12 volt CO detector/alarm.:thumb:

:dance:I really think a windlass, bimini and chartplotter is a necessity.:dance:

Just to correct a mistake in my post above, the hp is 315 and not 370.

My mistake, thanks for noticing that. The model number (6LPA-STP2) is what I have written correctly above, but the horsepower is 315 and not 370. My transmission is ZF Hurth, ZF 63A-25. Ratio is 2.5

I have a 20 x 22.3 inch 5-bladed prop in my 2004 Pilot 30. Previous owner had it "tuned" or balanced at a prop shop before I purchased it this year. During the Sea Trial part of the survey, the boat reached 3825 rpms and around 25 mph average of 2 directions. Power is Yanmar 370 hp 6LPA STP2. No...

https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/members/18001-albums739-picture4815.html I have a 20 x 22.3 inch 5-bladed prop in my 2004 Pilot 30. Previous owner had it "tuned" or balanced at a prop shop before I purchased it this year. During the Sea Trial part of the survey, the boat reached 3825 rpms...

For the more frugal sailor that has saved all of his(her) paper charts for 40 years, a nicely framed paper chart is pretty cool looking also.

Excellent summation there David M. I am near the Melbourne area and love it here. People seem to love the Vero Beach Municipal Marina with its public shuttle bus service. About the only thing I can add is "Why commit to one location for the entire winter as most of the great Florida spots are...

Hope that fixes it for you. I also have the GPSMAP 4208 which I updated a few months ago from the Garmin website.:)

Garmin offers a free software update online. Download it to a SD card, put SD card in chartplotter and follow the on screen instructions for an update. https://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=8745

I had the same problem a few years back and found that all that was needed to stop the intermittent running was to snug-up all the hose clamps on the water lines from the pump downstream. Not sure which one was the culprit, but some did tighten significantly during the procedure.

It weathered for 7 years and was still quite good and readable. https://www.trawlerforum.com/forums/members/18001-albums739-picture4698.html

I just used a stencil package and black spray paint.

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