15 minutes ago, MalibuNation said:

Amazon has them too.  I've got some extras that I can get the part number for you once it gets light out.

That would be awesome!

I did do some checking on the sites earlier mentioned, and the MalibuParts numbers are, from my correspondence with them:
(Me) 5611003 and 5611004 are the only 2 lifts I see for a 2002 sunscape 21. The shorter is identified as typically used in the glove compartment. Is the longer used everywhere else? 1 each (2 total) side and forward (1) compartments and 2 over the engine? Thanks.

(Answer)That is correct. The shorter is used for the glove box and the rest are the larger one.

However, as a Prime member, I get free shipping from Amazon, and it may be better pricing as well.   The other sources listed (or found in RV sites) has dozens of lifts, in varying strengths and lengths, which is cool if I were interested in mucking about with changes, but until I get a great deal smarter about my boat, I'm going to follow the KISS principle.  So, anyone else looking on: the 003 is the glove shortie. The 004 is used for all the other lifts.

Looking forward to your link, and thanks to all who've participated.

Thanks again.

L8R

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Amazon has them too.  I've got some extras that I can get the part number for you once it gets light out.

Try eBay as well.

You might try eBay as well.  recently I have seen several items for the 07 models.  Just a thought.

On 4/25/2024 at 8:06 PM, LXRBarefooter said:

My guess is it was a Flightcraft OB, they’re an awesome skiing and barefooting boat.

Just come across photos of 97 Moomba. Boat was a Stejcraft powered by a 200hp Suzuki. The Stejcraft was used for all 3 skiing disciplines, as far as I can remember there was no wakeboard comp. How times have changed.

Hey guys, Its that time of year and I'm starting to prep the boat for the season. I will be changing out the transmission fluid for the first time since owning this boat which iv owned for 2 years. (its a 1996 Echelon XL)

The transmission in the boat is the Velvet Drive 10-17-004. I have picked up a syphon pump and some Mobil ATF D/M. 

The question is: Will this be a good choice for the application? Linked here is the specs. https://www.mobil.ca/en-ca/lubricants/for-business/heavy-duty-lubricants/products/mobil-atf-dm

Comparing the specs and recommendations it seems to meet the requirements, however I tend to overthink things and just want to be sure.

Thanks!