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If your in the SALT constantly 5086 is better.

Second on the TRIM TABS!!!

:thup :wink: :mrgreen:

That is the system bypassing aka saving itself from overpressure. It should bypass at both stops R & L :thup

A solas 3x15.5x17 is/was perfect for my boat 6200 rpm WOT, The only prop suzy had in stock was the 3x16x17 I needed it in an emergency. The Solas spun the hub in the middle of a trip. Anyone know if you can still get a new hub pressed in still? (not happening in Alaska)

Update, as of yesterday 4900 rpm 22-23 knots @ 9.4 gph, 30 knots at 6050 rpm @18 gph. FLAT WATER, HEAVY Loaded & 100 gal. fuel. :thup :mrgreen:

I repowered with a DF200 in May, now have 60 hrs on the motor. Fuel usage AVERAGE is 2 - 2.5 mpg, a little bit better than the 3000hr DF175(2012) motor Prop is a suzy 3 blade stainless 16dia. x 17p. (6000 rpm @ WOT)

Any 80/90 gear oil will be just fine any & 10-30 / 10-40 engine oil will also be fine! :wink: :thup

Call your fav. / least fav. DEALER?

Find a different dealer!

Windy might be great for landlocked stuff, it is nearly 100% wrong on Alaska N. gulf coast & Cook inlet marine forecasts. Good old N.O.A.A. is always pretty darn close! :thup

I replaced the rubber insert / flapper on mine, if the white ring is ugly they are still available. :beer :thup

Use 5086 Alu. and you won't have an issue. :thup

X2 :mrgreen: :beer :wink:

That refers to 5200 being too difficult to remove a fixture in the future. If you warm up the fixture / area with a heat gun it comes off easy. Heat gun for shrink tube in the electrical / plumbing industry.

I use 5200! Never an issue never leaks! People that whine about removal of fixtures/hatches etc. don't know how to use a heat gun! :mrgreen: :roll: :thup

Find a REAL DEALER, Suzuki's do not vibrate normally! Have a bad / cracked spark plug? My DF175 has 3000 trouble free hrs. Quiet as can be Trim/tilt stuck all the way down?

Welcome & Great upgrades! Hope to see ya on the water Homer, Seward, PWS!!!

My 1991 22 had a Perko lock asy. on the cabin door. Any locksmith should be able to hand cut you a key, he will need to come to the boat or lock to do it! :thup