Recent content by kwmeyer13

Sorry, I guess I misunderstood your situation. Best of luck getting it sorted out.

Peter if you use Google maps and plug in the address 548 Industrial Blvd Midway Georgia this is the view you get. Thought you might find it interesting.

Peter the plate on my 2004 34’ hardtop pilothouse says Midway Georgia.

John, Sorry, it’s actually called the run solenoid. I don’t have the part number but if you call nextgen they will know exactly what your talking about. It’s talked about in the troubleshooting section of the manual on page 33. Here is a link to the manual if you don’t have it and the picture...

John, what is it do/not doing? The reason I ask is because I was having an issue with my nextgen 3.5 recently. Sometimes when the switch was pressed to start I would get nothing, sometimes the engine would crank and not turn over, sometimes it would crank and start. It turn out the run solenoid...

Tug-A-Long

I think it was dealer’s choice on the size of the genny.

My 34’ Pilothouse has a 3.5 Nextgen generator that was temperamental. The run solenoid was not pulling in all the time. I changed it out and that solved the problem. I have had no issues since. I realize you have a different brand but thought this problem was worth mentioning.

Congrats on the new2u boat and successful journey to her new home. Sometimes when things get a little hectic it makes for even better stories and more lasting memories. Like the last picture, makes me want to put a fly bridge on my HT.

Yes, I replaced my antenna, radar and displays and used the access ports in the HT of my 34’. I can’t remember if I used the old wire to pull the new wire or used the old wire to pull a string through but either way it’s the same concept. The channels are not the widest and the port side to...

Without pictures showing where and how the lines are connected I am going with a hot water heater bypass for winterizing the system. It is very similar to what I installed. Bypassing the water heater allows the system to be winterized so you don’t need to fill the heater tank with “pink stuff”...

Swimplatform hardware

Tides Marine has a spare seal carrier that allows a spare seal to be put on so you don’t have to pull the shaft https://www.tidesmarine.com

Get it touch with the previous owner and ask them.

Based on what would need to be done to ready the boat for trucking plus possibly having to have a cradle built I think you would be better off in the water. Perhaps you can move a few days at a time and or hire someone to finish out the trip. My wife and I did Saint Petersburg Fla. to Freeport...