ColdOne

Last year my trim was very slow and after a lot of messing around I found the problem to be one of those cheap Chinese anodes on my outdrive had shifted and was rubbing against my strut. Replaced the anode and all was good.

I just had the same thing.... algae in the filter. Follow the line from the water tank to the pump and the filter is located just before the pump.

Congrats Badger! We made it!

I would take it back to the dealer and have them take care of it.

Never mind Cy has already answered that question

I just talked with my old neighbor last night who was on his way home from the islands and he stated that most socks were still underwater. Maybe Cy can confirm as if that is the case if so dock space may not be available.

I'm retiring July 21st!

Iggy - what you are describing in your setup is the way it should be done ... 30 amp supply to a 30 amp main with 15 amp breakers and yes I also agree that the pigtails that plug into a 30 amp socket and then go to a normal house hold outlet that you can plug a extension cord into is an accident waiting to happen which is what I think Chap243 was asking.

Is what you are asking is it OK use a 110V 30A connection to charge my 100V 15 Amp charger. If that is the question my answer would be no.

Ugh. I'm with Cy on this one. Enough rain.

Have you tried Interstate Plastics? https://www.interstateplastics.com/mobi-index.php?

No problem at all as I am staying put until things clear up a bit!

Yes and no. As Richard stated it is dangerous out the and if you go out you must be safe. Case and point when I was down there today there was a 6' picnic table table that the people from the marina were working on getting out of the water. Needless to say I did not go out today.

Upstate NY weather has not been the best and to top it off the bays and lakes by me are 2 1/2 ' above flood level so idle speeds have been implemented.

I would also do an outdrive service. Bellows and check the gimbal bearing.