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They were at were my finger is pointing. I took the rounds of what I drilled out for the new ones, wich was dry. And glued them into the old holes. 4 coats of fiberglass and matting. Then rubber sealant. Inside the boat i used 5200 to seal the spots

Here's some pictures

Ya mine were low like I said so they have been moved up...

F200 around 500 pounds..kicker probably 150

It had a 1994 yamaha 250 two stroke...blew that up...put on the 2021 f200...and the kicker is brand new. As for exact weights I don't know

Pretty close to empty yes

Mine definitely isn't and wasn't. Its a trophy west from what I understand

Not sure what you mean by that

Ok ill do some searching around...not to many spots to look through lol

There isn't any foam that I can see through the deck ports and nothing looks rotten or anything. I'm taking it to the water today and ill take a picture of the back once it's floating and post it. Maybe it's just my brain thinking it's low riding

Good day, I have purchased this boat about 7 months ago or so and noticed that it sits low in the back. The transom had work done and it looks pretty heavey duty no doubt adding weight. My scupper drains were also below water line wich I have moved up and repaired the old holes. I have a 2021...

Its an f200 xb

I didn't know I could download it free

Curious on what fuel is best for this engine. Thanks

Dealer confirmed they gave me wrong prop

The dealership was closed yesterday so I couldn't talk to them however I did look up prop size for this motor and yamaha website said...14.5 x 17....not 13 1/4

Here's pic

Part number for prop is...6e5-45945-01-00....13 1/4 × 17 k3

I cannot sens pic it says something about administrator

Forward gear spins the prop shaft clockwise