@NorCalSurfer thanks for the pics!  I have mine sitting in a box and will install down at the lake this weekend when I splash the boat.  I like the front mount idea as an option, I will play around with it and see what works best for us - love the fact that there are no vertical poles and the headroom/clearance is so high up.  Perfect!

I have been getting emails from my Tommy's dealer about their "Spring showcase" this weekend.  I received a text yesterday and looks like they are continuing with business as usual, or at least perceiving to be as normal.  Here is the text I received last night.

Greetings from Tommy's Grand Rapids! Come join us this Saturday the 27th 10am-2pm for drinks, snacks and games. We'll have amazing discounts on all models of boats in stock & pro shop gear will be up to 50% off (see our Facebook page for more details). We'll be giving tours of our brand new massive indoor storage facility, if you take the 3 mile ride over there with us we'll have an additional coupon you can use back at the pro shop for even bigger savings! See you Saturday! Txt STOP to unsub.

Looks good!  The nice weekend I had 2 weeks ago, water levels were too high and the ramp was closed, so didn’t get to test it yet.  

57 minutes ago, NorCalSurfer said:

Shoreline Bimini extension on the water. 

 

 

Now how fast have you been with it deployed?  

4 hours ago, Brendonwitmer said:

Hi, I got a 2004 malibu response lxi and I think the guages are fried because I tested the end of the harness with the dash lights and key on and I'm getting 12 volts on some of the wires. Is this a good way to test it? And if they are bad are stock oem guages the only way to go or is there somewhere that got basically the same thing? Thanks.

The gauges are digital.  All of the wires to the gauges have the same signals on them, so you can plug any wire into any gauge.

The most common problem with these is solder cracks at the connectors inside the main unit.  Remove the unit, pull the cover off, and resolder the joints where the connectors mate with the circuit board.