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Late reply, but I use a M-Y WEDGE to support my 140 HP Johnson 4-stroke in a "partially up" position while trailering. It works excellently, and is extremely easy to install. I like that it is made of some sort of rubber, adding a little cushion on our rough South Carolina roads. I have ha...

I'll try to get some pictures this weekend and post them. I do know they upsized the wiring going up the console to the second battery and the Perko switch. Jimh made a good point about the water draining: the list to starboard might be a blessing in disguise. I [want to know] more about hard tops o...

Last week I had electrical work done by Tidal Marine in Charleston, South Carolina, on my Boston Whaler 1988 REVENGE 22 Walk-through boat to relocated the batteries. We left the starting battery (designated No. 1 battery) at the stern as it was originally. The deep cycle battery (designated No. 2 ba...

I'm planning to have the battery move done by a local marine electrician, and have a few electrical engineer friends who will check the sizing of things for me- but yes I am familiar with the concerns. Part of my motivation for moving the battery forward is I'm planning to install a rear bench seat ...

jimh wrote:Leave the battery (or batteries) in the stern.

Why do you say leave the battery at the stern? The one there now is quite in the way and I could use some extra weight forward since I'm only running one motor.

Yes that's the four I'm counting. One in the cabin, one in the livewell, one on starboard side under battery and one in the transom. Speaking of drains: where do the drains under the helm seat and copilot seat drain? Into the cabin well? One more question: I'm planning to move my battery off the tra...

I would like to see a photograph of the engine splash well on your 1988 REVENGE 22. Many 22-foot hulls were molded with the rather small "sink" type engine splash well. I don't have a picture of the stern well handy, but it is very small. Large kitchen sink size. The four drain plugs in t...

The boat runs about 30-nautical-miles-per-hour at maximum throttle with [the 140-HP] engine. Cruise speed is 20 to 25-nautical-miles-per-hour—plenty speed for me. To get the boat on plane even with several passengers and a full tank [is not a concern]. I've previously owned a Johnson-Suzuki engine o...

What kind of seat do you have? Any pics?

Looking for upholstered (vinyl) stern seat for 22' Revenge. Rough width should be 60-65".

Hi All. Let me introduce myself. I have enjoyed reading this forum immensely. Yesterday I purchased a 1988 Revenge 22 Walk-Through. The boat's current name is "Crawdaddy", and it was based at Lake Hartwell in South Carolina. I've brought the boat back to Lake Murray near Columbia, South Ca...