Do I need to drill a hole through the Hull to install this?Thanks
783056
No, the "in hull" transducer is mounted (I siliconed mine) inside the hull in your bilge area. The "through hull" transducer you have to drill through the fiberglass and mount the sensor for contact with the water.
783057
No, you don't. You will need to mount the IN-Hull transducer in a spot on the inside of your hull that provides a clear shot downward with minimal turbulance. I suggest affixing the transducer to the hull with 3M 5200 fast cure. I tried silicone and also some JB weld and it didn't hold up. The mineral oil that I filled the transducer housing with leaked out. I used mineral oil that I was able to get at walmart to fill the transducer housing.
617167
Yes. Place them on the outside and mark the holes then drill. They do not come with any hardware so you will need some stainless steel screws and washers . You can use silicone caulk, o rings or rubber washers as well if you want to seal where the screws go through the hull and into the braces. Super easy to do, took about 15 minutes to do both sides and looks like a factory install.
351517
I don't know my son installed it, but it was a simple process. It works great. Just dig a hole larger than the tank and bury up to rim leaving the opening above the ground level.
523157
Each boat and wake tower is different, I used existing holes on my tower and was able to fish the line through to connect to and the clamps that hold the speakers on the tower require no holes to be drilled or put into your tower
772367
Go to some of the sites that offer these for sale. Some of them list the installation instructions and that will tell you if you need to drill holes
1939243
Yes you definitely have to drill it in but it comes with everything you'll need to mount it.
1232663
No, I cut the holes once it arrived. I used a drill and they came out great.
801309
If you have Stack-On, you won't need to drill. The kit uses an existing vent hole in the back. However, you will need to access the hole through the interior furnishing. That is fabric and sheet rock. At least this was the case with mine. I recommend that you look at the back of your RSC and see if there is a vent hole on each side about a third of the way up.
1670153
No drilling required. All holes are there and just align and use screws to assemble.
993675
I did not have to drill any holes. Make sure you pay attention to where the screws are before you remove the old one.
329540
an option would be to glue a small piece of plastic or teak in the deep v of the boat and secure the pump to that. No holes in the hull--however the pump does not care about the angle as long as the impeller is submerged.
1273941
No. it uses J bolts . No drilling required. Had mine over a year . No problems. The only issue is the instructions are hard to read otherwise this is a product that does the Job. I carry ladders ( window washer) and would buy again.
1022662
Yes, it does need to be screwed in. I think you could probably pre-drill holes that you use to do the installation, if you wouldn't mind the permanent holes
730886
It's is not designed for such an installation. However, you can drill hole and install it that way.
1917628
Yes, I have to drill a few holes to attach them properly. There were a couple of existing holes that matched up but not enough to secure it firmly. It was very easy to do for a novice. Turning the front wheels all the way to one direction allows for enough room to fit the drill in the well. The rear does not have any screws on the inside of the well where this is a problem. I did have to jack the van up a little ways to fit the drill vertically underneath to drill holes up into the under panel.
1313606
the easy troller installs to the cavitation plate on your outdrive. and yes you will need to drill 4 small 1/4" holes through the cavitation plate. it doesn't hurt anything to drill these little holes. even if you remove the plate at a later date the holes can just be left in the outdrive. I have the easy troller on my boat. you can probably google mounting a trolling plate and get detailed instructions or maby even a video. professer
729447
It doesn't matter what you install it through, just make sure you secure it into a header or other solid material. You might need to consider an expandable nut or other type of anchor bolt instead of the screws it comes with. Mine has survived a NE Ohio winter with 8 inches of snow and ice on it.