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Once a few people start dying from actions like this, it will stop. Hopefully, the vandals will get a 2nd amendment lesson soon and serve as an example for the rest of the uncivil trash. I have no empathy for people that steal or destroy other peoples property. They can all die a horrible...

I replaced a Motorguide 24V 75# Varimax w/ 3-blade Machete prop bowmount with a Minn Kota 24V 80# Maxxum w/ 2-blade weedless prop bowmount. I noticed an extreme difference in acceleration performance. I upgraded the 2-blade weedless prop to an aftermarket Kipawa 3-blade prop and now the Minn...

No crashing and defragging?? LOL....are you using Windows 95?

Abu Black Max has put a lot of fish in my boat. I have 4 of them now and at least 2 in Davy Jones's locker.

I am totally against radios on boats. Nothing more annoying than peace and quiet ruined by someone else's god awful music.

The plug will still work.

The problem with forums is you have to sift through the posts of people that don't know what they are talking about. lol

Good find. I'll have to give this a shot later on. Firefox was the leader in vulnerabilities not that long ago, so user beware. LOL.

Might as well be searching for a unicorn.

Unless the rudder/skeg has a lot of surface area it won't help much.

Weld patches over it. Next owner wants livewell he can either grind the welds and remove the patches in 10 minutes or hole saw right through them.

I'd bet you will be extremely unsatisfied with it.

What sets their boat apart is the cradle and nozzle for the outboard. That is what allows their boat to do what other outboard jets cannot and go where other outboard jets simply can't go. Their's is an outboard jet that can go anywhere an inboard jet can go; that is extremely impressive.

Feel free to post any video that shows an OUTBOARD jet doing what their OUTBOARD jet can do. You won't find one. I say it's the new gold standard for OUTBOARD jet and the reply is it's presumptuousness and yatta yatta about INBOARD jets. :-?

Won't hurt anything. Might actually help the life of your battery if it reduces vibration.

I wouldn't mount it to the floor in the bilge. They are water resistant not waterproof. I mounted mine under my console.

Two G3s in my family; a 1656 CCJ and a 1860 CCT. Both have been great boats.

I just check temp when it's done with one of those pen type thermometers. :D

Will cost a lot more to get it screwed on. Maybe even twice as much.

I do the same as Larry. Once out of the water tilt the motor up and allow the pump to drain then grease the bearing making sure no water is being forced out. And that's it.