I used to design generators for cummins between 20kw and 1.2mw. Yes the technology is out there. Simply add another battery and a 3kw inverter just like the emergency vehicles and many of todays boats and RVs
Welcome aboard.
What you are looking for doesnt exist. Owners manuals for boats are not like cars. They are a 4 page safety brochure with a list of servicing dealers
The engine operation, service, and parts manual would be beneficial.
What information are you looking for?
Normally about 20 seconds of spinni,g and the drill rpm drops significantly as the pump gets loaded. If not, spin it the other way.
My 3/8 drill will stop completly. I normally need the 1/2"
your boats came from the factory with Brunswick (attwood/Garelick) supplied roto-molded seat cores and molded foam and covers from a local upholsterer in Reynosa Mexico that services the Searay/bayliner plant down there.
that same seat is about $600 each on the open market...
generators run at either 1800 RPM or 3600 RPM only depending if they are a 2-pole or 4-pole alternator. unless the generator is an inverter duty.
3000 watts at 110 volts is basically a 45 amp alternator. however the portable generator is not SAE j1171 compliant, so you would be building a bomb
since you are mixing and matching generations of parts, you cant go off of the parts lists from mercruiser.
your accessory drive pulleys may need a 7 gauge (3/16") spacer made because the 96 and later motor has a different balancer than the 95 and earlier
This will help on the base engine side...
codes mean nothing on a boat motor or a car motor as usually the code is thrown because 4 other systems are out of norm.
As Chris and Ted mentioned. you have to be looking at live data
Case in point. my car motor was throwing a cam bank out of range which is generally the cam position sensor...
if a thief wants your motor, they will take it, regardless of locks or bolts
just south of me in Lee county, they will steel the whole boat, drag it about a mile down the road, then strip it in under 15 minutes using saws to cut the tansom
