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I used 3 inch Jeep body lift blocks to raise the platform

It’s not that hard , I have done it twice cause I screwed up the first time. Get a rubber football and when you remove the exhaust you will get a slow flow of water coming in from hull exhaust , shove the football into the rubber boot that the exhaust pipe was connected to and that will stop the...

Right beside the cockpit overhead light switch by the transom door

We have 3 Seablaze

I'll take your Planter fasciitis and raise you heel spurs surgery

This is the type of post we get when you guys have to pull your boats out for the winter

With a house in AZ and the hard water there you probably have a water softener and copper pipes. If so it is a very good practice to turn off your house water when your not there since water softeners remove minerals and the water will try and make itself whole again and will attack the copper pipes

I have a Magic powerboat with a 525 at my 2nd home and its perfect plus sometimes it is nice to go fast or faster than the 44DB so yes buy the boat

I had the same problem with the Samsung in my motor home and I removed the back of the TV and a number of the capacitors on the control board had black specks which were signs of leakage so I bought new capacitors online and replaced them and all good

Yes there is a slide bolt that goes in the groove and holds the dinghy brackets in place, remove the bolt and they slide out

2 inch

Here are the part numbers I order for my 2007 44DB when I replaced them

Considering the same but looking at a 2010-2015 SeaRay 510 Sundancer with V drives

Either access under couch or remove part of exhaust to climb closer but still tough

I see here the numbers for cupping below the light / medium / heavy but don’t know much more than that. Maybe give DeepBlueYachtSupply.com a call and see what they have to say

I usually run a bit heavy as well since I prefer to keep fuel and water full or near full and I carry extra fresh water plus I have a hydraulic swim platform with a Zodiac Yachtline dinghy with 40hp motor weighing in at 700lbs I have tested it both with and without the dinghy and the fuel burn...

Before changing from the factory medium cupping to a light cupping I could only get 2640-2650 which was below the recommended max for our motors

My original post is #3791 here http://clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/420-44-db-owners-club.39333/page-190#post-1259406

This is a common thing with the 44DB but not a big deal, I bought 315Lbs of lead bars and put them under the port guest bed in the outer groove and boat sets nice now.