tdonoughue
Jetboaters Admiral
- Messages
- 4,960
- Reaction score
- 4,103
- Points
- 417
- Location
- The Woodlands, TX 77381
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2012
- Boat Model
- AR
- Boat Length
- 24
First, I hung the sign my wife got me for Christmas...

My son got me a switch box; I got me a cutting board...

I removed the 4 bolts holding the table bracket and replaced them with 3" stainless bolts. I put the nynuts back on where they were, but then put 1" spacers (from Home Depot) on them. I drilled holes in the cutting board and fit that onto the 4 longer bolts. I put 2 wingnuts on there (they only had 2--I will be getting another couple), so I can remove it more easily. I remounted the fire extinguisher and the fusebox (which I had previously mounted on the bolts) onto the cutting board. I then mounted the new switch box between them and wired everything up so that the lights I added for the battery compartment (where this is) and the engine compartment are hooked to the switch box (rather than needing to plug in a fuse to turn on the lights).
After I took the pic I cleaned up the wires better, putting them behind the cutting board. Someday, I will drill holes and run all of the wires from the fuse box under the cutting board.
Ah... a good day.

My son got me a switch box; I got me a cutting board...

I removed the 4 bolts holding the table bracket and replaced them with 3" stainless bolts. I put the nynuts back on where they were, but then put 1" spacers (from Home Depot) on them. I drilled holes in the cutting board and fit that onto the 4 longer bolts. I put 2 wingnuts on there (they only had 2--I will be getting another couple), so I can remove it more easily. I remounted the fire extinguisher and the fusebox (which I had previously mounted on the bolts) onto the cutting board. I then mounted the new switch box between them and wired everything up so that the lights I added for the battery compartment (where this is) and the engine compartment are hooked to the switch box (rather than needing to plug in a fuse to turn on the lights).
After I took the pic I cleaned up the wires better, putting them behind the cutting board. Someday, I will drill holes and run all of the wires from the fuse box under the cutting board.
Ah... a good day.