Recent content by scottkp

What is wrong with the boat where you are looking for a wiring diagram? Is your boat a single battery or dual battery setup?

the SSBXP is the model S = S Series SB = Swing Back XP = Premium ( don't quote me on the XP, but almost positive that is what it stands for)

Agree with RangerMTB5, I get these from time to time and will get my seats wet with clean water and let the sun hit them. As soon as it dries the marks are gone.

The 30 seconds it takes to put on straps is worth the piece of mine for me. Literally 30 seconds for both sides using boat buckles.... Boat Buckle

I've had mine for 3 yrs now. I am in Columbus, OH so a couple hours away from Elkhart and had a issue where on the underside of the trailer there was a small section of the frame that was not powder coated. I called them up and told them that I had just bought it, and to my surprise they had...

I have a PMI trailer and love it - best trailer I have owned for any of my boats. They are located in Elkhart, IN so probably not too far from you. https://www.pmimarine.com/trailers

I looked on the speakers and didn’t see a model number; Guessing the part-number is on the backside of the speakers. I also looked at my build list and see the speakers as 901089 illuminated kicker speaker upgrade. In searching that number, I got kicker lighted speakers but the grill is...

Old audio set up: 2020 SSBXP with KMC45 (stock) head-unit and swingback speakers (kicker light up speakers) New audio set up: KMC4 head-unit, Infinity M4555A amp, Infinity Kappa 1050M 10" sub with custom box placed under rear bench. I wanted to have each set of speakers on separate channels...

I am getting ready to add a sub. Did anyone get their hands on the wiring diagram or figure out how the rear swing back speakers are wired? I really hope the cabin speakers are all on one channel and the swing back ones are on a separate as adding an amp will be easy as I want to turn off...

I would think you could use a rod holder? I bought these off Amazon.

Here is a link to what I found to be issues with Mercury power steering: https://club.benningtonmarine.com/threads/mercury-power-steering-solved.12361/#post-158554

I agree, that power bimini sounds like it would last maybe a season at best. Really digging the head light integration, other than that I can't say there is much of a wow factor from previous years.

I am old school and take my batteries out in the winter - it is what my grandfather, my dad and I have done, hard to teach an old dog new tricks I suppose..... Batteries/power management seems to be a hot debate, so I guess do what feels right for your situation.

Just food for thought. Have you looked into an isolator? It takes all of the guess work and various opinions out of the question. Blue Sea Isolator

Hard to tell from the pictures but my guess is the one with the inline fuse is for your power steering.