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I just bought them off Amazon. I bought the install tool as well that way I didn’t have to get to the back side. Worked great. First one took maybe 10 minutes cause I didn’t want to screw up. The next 3 took less than 5 minutes. Super easy.
I ordered 2 of each. So you have 4 inserts and 2 pegs. How about if you order them I can send you the install tool. That way you can save $28 and then you could always send it to someone else. I’ll never use it again. I hope I got the links right.
Was pretty simple, i used this from Amazon 7 way plug
i just didn't use the red power and the brake wire. The rest was cut and splice, with each wire heat shrinked, then i heat shrinked the assembly to the existing wire loom.
Was pretty simple, i used this from Amazon 7 way plug
i just didn't use the red power and the brake wire. The rest was cut and splice, with each wire heat shrinked, then i heat shrinked the assembly to the existing wire loom.
Noticed water leaking from the ballast fill/drain location on my rear ballasts which is a sure fire sign of leaking impellers. Also noticed my center locker bag not filling all the way and making a sort of aerating/slipping/skipping sound when filling even when on flat calm water not moving. So, ordered up a couple new impellers and sought about replacing them. Would have been stupid easy if one of the pumps connector wasn't zip tied to where I couldn't get the pump out. Others were easy to pull and replace the impeller. Mine weren't even that tight, also not a great sign, to where I could just pull out the impellers with my fingers. I'd recommend some water based lube, I used ID Glide, so the first start of the impeller isn't a dry start.
No, it goes in my custom grill mount stanchion, hangs off the back over the water off my swim platform mount. @HailMary whom is a member here. HIghly recommend his work.
Yes. Was at Lake St. Clair. Put the trolling motor down at the tongue and the Magma Grill in its carrying case. Walked to the back of the boat. Pulled plugs and keel plug put on straps. Walked to the front, didn't think anything of it, put trolling motor in truck. Thought family but grill in. Got home it was gone. I guess someone really wanted my $200 grill but not my $1800 trolling motor.
Yes. Was at Lake St. Clair. Put the trolling motor down at the tongue and the Magma Grill in its carrying case. Walked to the back of the boat. Pulled plugs and keel plug put on straps. Walked to the front, didn't think anything of it, put trolling motor in truck. Thought family but grill in. Got home it was gone. I guess someone really wanted my $200 grill but not my $1800 trolling motor.