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9:47 am
August 11, 2009
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My trim gauge stopped working last week which ended up being a broken trim gauge “sender” clamp. The old clamps; at least on the skeeters were made out of plastic but the new replacements are metal. I wasn't exactly sure how replace the broken part so I started surfing the internet.
Went onto the BBC Skeeter Board and they had a thread with some pretty good basic information on how to replace a broken trim gauge clamp. I didn't realize it was such a simple process. Here is the thread… http://bbcboards.zeroforum.com…..?id=307645
Just thought I'd share for those that may be experiencing trim gauge issues.
11:38 am
January 6, 2009
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What is a trim gauge for? :) Mine hasn't exactly worked since around 2003 when I put a new motor on it.
1:02 pm
August 11, 2009
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Some anal retentive people…humm….. like myself… lose sleep at night if something as simple as that isn't working on my boat regardless if I use it or not. My speedometer stopped working a year ago and I'm still stressing over it. Still haven't figured that one out?????
3:09 pm
January 6, 2009
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Haha yeah my speedometer doesn't work either. It was continually getting plugged with debris. You can clean them out with a drill bit by hand (not in a drill), or usually you can disconnect and blow them out too. I just got tired of having to do that on pretty much every trip.
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