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Exactly as Nick213 said above. I can fold mine down by myself.

Thank you. I think those 6 blue plugs are "freeze plugs." Is that the correct term? Are they typically removed during winterization? This was the first time I had to winterize my boat as I moved to a cold climate.

I had my boat winterized last October. The shop is now claiming they forgot to invoice me for a broken drain plug that they replaced. Apparently the broken drain plug is plastic and blue in color. I have only the stock center ballast tank. I am only aware of the following drain plugs on this boat: 1. Transom drain plug-brass 2. Engine bay drain plug near the tranny-Brass with t-handle 3. Ice Chest-expandable rubber screw down drain plug Are there any other drain plugs on this boat related to winterization?

Thank you for all the suggestions. I contacted Acme and they suggested the 1619 (13.5 X 13.75 .105cup).

07 Avalanche. Current prop is #497, 13x17.5, 1 1/8" that came on the boat. I have moved from SoCal about 1,000 elevation to UT about 5,400 elevation. Need suggestions for a prop change.

Thanks. Ended up going to Deer Creek. I think I need to change my prop going from low elevation of SoCal to Utah. Noticed a lot less pull.

Just moved back to Utah after being away for 25 years. I see others on this forum are from Utah. What lakes/reserviors do you suggest that are close to North Utah County? Is anyone going out to Utah Lake anymore?

But how do I get the metal frame to slide back down over the window?

There is not a screw, or even a screw hole. I think that is why this side came off. I noticed the other side does have a screw just above the gunnell securing the frame so it cannot come up.

The window frame is coming off. I tried to push it back down, but it wont slide down the window and I am afraid of breaking the glass. Wondering if I need to remove the entire metal frame first, reinstall the rubber gasket, then press the metal frame back on. Help please

That is the Skylon mirror arm 2 1/2" The tower support arm is 2 1/2" one direction, 2 3/8" the other direction. I just added that arm two weeks ago and love it. I did use a rubber bushing Skylon sent me that helped take up the extra space on our oblong support bar. www.skylonsports.com

My 07 Avalanche came with the Faria 12824 Hourmeter. The dial "sticks" at .9 until I tap on the glass do get the dial to flip. I was going to just replace it with the same thing. Any suggestions for someting better or diferent?

Lake Mead

Enjoyed 4 days on Lake Mead Even the water turned into the centurion logo Beautiful sky