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It must be a missed fuse or point of corrosion in the motor circuits. Both trim switches get their power from the same point or node in the motor. Check the voltage at that point. It might be one of the multi pin connectors. Good Luck.

Port sliding/ folding bench in the folded position.

This photo shows the stainless wire support.

Port bench will slide forward to cabin

Colby, I took a picture of the foam in my V berth just after I cut the opening. You can see that there was more void than foam. I, wanted some foam up there so I removed the foam in large chunks and re-shaped them to stuff in the bow forward most area. I also cut a 6" round hatch all the way...

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Simple lay-flat helm seat mod

snap in the center of the back holds it in the normal position

Thanks for the link Sunbeam, that's interesting. I'm glad boats over 20 feet don't need floatation, otherwise I would need a bigger boat just to support the floatation requierment. I wonder how the balsa core would factor into the formula. Bob

I took that project on this winter. I cut into the v berth area to find only about 2 cu ft of foam in each compartment. I used a hand saw and palm sander to remove the foam. Painted with marine paint and installed Bomar 10x20 hatches. I moved some of the foam all the way forward, filled in with...

Above Gas Tank Access : under cut the panel balsa for the edge trim. I sealed the balsa with West system epoxy thinned with tolulene for penetration

Above Gas Tank Access. McMaster Carr sell the Edge trim. 1/4" Self gripping edge trim with metal core part# 24175k16 $1.21 per ft

Painted with West Marine Starbrite and bedded the hatch with 4200.I figure the hatches will hold air as floatation for a while.

Finished project took about 8 hours total. The hatch is from West Marine Bomar 10X20 $113

Cut it out with a hand saw then sanded with an orbital palm sander