Blown284
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Anyone happen to know where I can purchase a new hydraulic lift wire/controller that is in the little cubby area? It's all one unit. Thoughts?
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You can add an off brand, it's just switches. My marine found an industrial rubberized switch and replaced mine. Something like this from Amazon:Anyone happen to know where I can purchase a new hydraulic lift wire/controller that is in the little cubby area? It's all one unit. Thoughts?
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You can add an off brand, it's just switches. My marine found an industrial rubberized switch and replaced mine. Something like this from Amazon:
mxuteuk Dump Trailer Remote Control Switch 12V DC Trailer Up and Down Control Switch for Lift Gate
If it isn't broken yet, tape it up. If you want to, it's pretty easy to add a remote wireless switch (check on Amazon) and then you will only need the wired as a backup.Thankk you will check it out. Mine is looking really ratty these days and noticed the black wrapping around the wires is starting to come undone.
If it isn't broken yet, tape it up. If you want to, it's pretty easy to add a remote wireless switch (check on Amazon) and then you will only need the wired as a backup.
I have a remote with my GHS and usually use it when I return the dinghy to the platform. It's slick to just lower the platform as you approach it (motor off), trim up the motor a bit, then hit the raise button when you have the tender centered. Rarely works that well in practice, but fun to try. I usually use the wired remote to lower the tender into the water. One trick, always run the "down" a few seconds longer than you need to. It evens up the hydraulic cylinders for retrieval.
I, like Blown, have a similar setup. The 16k Turbo will fit under the seat and is significantly better then the original. Now there is a dometic 18k available and I would buy that if I did it again. Happy to talk more about this if you want ideas. Hardest part will be running the electric and pump wires back to the trigger box.
Having an ac in the helm is amazing. It allows me to utilize the back of the boat in the summer or winter as long as the canvas is up. The unit will not keep it cold while you’re under way but it will control the temp once you’ve reached your destination and feels great just blowing on you while you’re running. Definitely something I wouldn’t do without and I just replaced mine 3 months ago.
Do you think a 24k (like one from MarinAire) would fit?
I’m not sure but it’s easy enough to measure. If you do that you will need another pump, strainer, and thru hull so keep that in mind
Thanks…. I did the same on the inside of cabinet… to get it out. But that panel above sink with the lights comes out. Was just told pull pleated part off to expose screwshad to cut the top inside of the fridge cabinet and part of the side of it too, (where the original TV was) to get at the wiper motor,
not an easy job
Yes it’s normal, Don’t drill holes in stringers….Doing some cleaning in the engine room and I filled up the area under the port motor with water before I realized that they don’t drain out. Is that normal?!?! Probably has good reason. But very annoying for a clean freak. Anyone drilled holes or something to drain?
When was the last time you dealt with them? I cant seem to find their sitewiper assembly 1142454
speak to sean at Wipertechnologies.com
Thanks but Am equipment cant do anything with those… I do have the parts manual