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So you took all of your floatation foam?

What is this guy talkin about?? #-o :roll:

That does not look like a 1990's Johnson. More like late 70's to 80's.

So you took it inside your house to take the box off? If I ordered a new outboard from my dealer, they had better install it for me or I'd be visiting another dealer.

If you want to make life easy just buy a fuse panel like mine from Blue Sea Systems. The first pic shows it and the second shows my tm breaker and wiring. I used 16ga for my accessories and 6ga for the tm, all tinned wire.

If I were spending $1100 I would want a welded, and galvanized trailer. The load rites are bolt together frames. Check to see if you have a Wesco dealer in your area.

Don't folllow the above advice unless you want fried wires and possibly a fire. 16 ga will be fine for your lights and bilge. A 3 amp fuse should be good for those, depending on the size of your bilge pump yo may need to go a little larger. For the 12v plugs, I would go nothing smaller than...

All the way down. Doesn't hurt a thing as long as you have the ground clearance. X2 on extending your bunks or pulling the boat further up on the trailer.

I would expect foam to be there.

Let me know who sells those please. I'd like to purchase a few.

My mercury has a lever just above the clamps that holds the engine in any position you want.

After every fishing trip I always pull the boat up onto the trailer then pull the fuel line and let it idle until it dies.

https://smalloutboards.com/

A load rite of the same size is around $800 here, but I did not like the bolt together frame.

azekologi, I had a little sticker shock as well when I started pricing them. I bought my boat used and was not happy with the trailer it came with, mostly because it was too short. I toyed with the idea of extending the tounge and fixing the trailer up. At the time I was working during the...

I went the easy route and bought a new trailer. Here it is the day I bought it. Now with the boat loaded and everything adjusted correctly.

Is the battery replaceable?

If you are not concerned about possibly losing a couple mph, a hydrofoil should bring the bow down for you.