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The battery charger on my "03" 25 is in the cabinet with the water heater :thup Under the aft dinette seat :wink:

Zeiss 10x42 :thup

I solved my single splashwell drain with a hole saw & a little fiberglass & resin :thup One on either side of the splashwell, at the bottom so all the water drains out :wink:

They work great I have been using one for 20+ years. Keep the control box as dry as possible & out of the salt spray. I mounted mine in the cabin at helm. Use lots of dielectric grease on the connections under the motor cowling & protect from salt atmosphere with tape or whatever you can dream...

I use a oil filter wrench to hold the filter element and a strap wrench to loosen the bowl, then remove the assy. & green "O" rings come with the newer Parker/Racor filters. At least in the S3227's I have bought in the last 8 or so years. (NAPA # is 3757) :thup Have a good one!

Wow, panties a little wadded up? :thup

I also un hook both at the top of the ramp, Always have :thup

Put clean oil on Both "O" rings while assembling ?? Or Eat your Wheaties? Been using the same Parker/Racor filters for 50 years(currently S3227 is the parker # I use) the bowls are available separately either Alu. or Lexan. Good luck. https://www.parker.com/Literature/Racor ... ilters.pdf...

Someone had something mounted there at one time or another. :thup Looks like it lines up with the 2 holes above it. Remove it & fill the holes ?

A capped off connector, a diode. LOOK?

I store mine in the garage for 10-15 years then throw them out :thup

Nice Fish :thup Here in South Central AK. Ling doesn't open until July & les than 35" have to go back :sad

The extruded stuff will be 6061(tubing, angle etc.) it all welds the same & will be just perfect!! If your welding sheets it pulls & warps like everything else :thup

There are 2 little bumps on either side of the square FUSE thing. Use a knife blade or jewelers screw driver to GENTLY pry the RED Fuse cover out. You will probably break the little tabs, I would replace the whole thing :wink: :thup :thup

Or come on down to Homer :wink: :thup

5086 is better for salt water :thup

I use 316 & no issues 304 if mirror polished is ok but will not last as long. :thup

Heat gun & wooden scraper :thup

I would just because its off, also the one under the mount below the trim motor and the internal ones. :thup

Take your old one to a automotive starter/alternator rebuilder? :thup