Adding Accessories to Your Boat
ADDING ACCESSORIES TO YOUR BOAT…
The bow section of the gunwale is properly reinforced for installing
such accessories as trolling motors and depth sounders. We recommend
through-bolting all trolling motors, anchor davits and other heavier
accessories. Normally 1/4” stainless steel bolts with self locking nuts and
1-1/4” fender washer will do the job. Lightweight depth sounders or
similar equipment and hardware can be installed using #8 or #10
stainless steel screws. Always drill a pilot hole through the fiberglass (just
smaller than the screw you’re going to use) and use a counter sink to
chamfer the pilot hole before attempting to install a screw. This lessens
the chance of “stripping” the hold or chipping the gelcoat around the hole.
If additional instruments are desired on the console, holes may be
drilled using a hole saw of the proper size.
When installing additional electric accessories, always use the proper
gauge (size) wire recommended for that item. Insure that the proper size
breaker or fuse is used. “Splicing” into another accessory’s power supply
could overload the circuit and should be avoided.
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Use Marine Sealer around all screws
installed into transom or floor of boat. When
installing screws below water line, be sure sealer used is recommended
for such.
NOTICE
Always disconnect the positive and
negative leads from the battery terminals
before installing, removing, servicing, or troubleshooting any part of the
electrical system.
CAUTION
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