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It worked! A generic 4 position keyed ignition, cost $18.

I hope to see some pics from Belmont-a-palooza, going on today, tonight, and tomorrow. I have to work (heavy sigh). https://www.facebook.com/events/1039120089463193/permalink/1113279185380616/?notif_t=event_mall_reply&notif_id=1466257754019224

I asked about a toggle and was told that would be a dumb idea, since someone could bump it and end up burning it out or some such. As far as it being the right part, I will know this weekend when I install it! I would hope so, as they know me and know my boat.

I pushed the "Easy Button" and ordered a new ignition from the local Marina. $16.

Thanks folks. Lots of good ideas for key extraction, but I think I will opt for ignition replacement. The boat is now 13 yrs old, and I kinda like the idea of a switch or even push button start.

Greetings! I am a 1985 grad of Hanford HS, currently living in the 'burbs of Washingon DC, and we bought our first boat, a SeaRay 225 Weekender (2003) last Aug. Just joined the forum.

Bought a 2003 Weekender 225 middle of last August, stored it in October. Back out mid May this year. Had 310hrs on it when we bought it, now @ 360. We did our first long trip and overnight on the boat Memorial Weekend, with a trip to Tall Timbers Marina, MD, about 50 miles each way. went out...

Key broke in the ignition, had a friend who didn't always have a security clearance, hot wire it so we could get home. Basic locksmith, or just replace the ignition?