No,I sold the Tracker in 2022. The original flooring was replaced due to a recall. The glue used had a chemical reaction to moisture and turned brown. The new vinyl flooring held up nicely. My only complaint was that it’s very slick during the winter months. Freezing temperatures and wet shoes are a bad combination.
I ran new power wire in the same conduit with the trolling motor power wire. It’s on the port side of the boat. I used a flexible wire snake. From Amazon: 10M 33ft Fish Tape Cable Puller Kit 4mm PET Electrical Cable Puller
@@Big_Mike72 I’m having trouble with them, I can only access the front hole in the bottom but the hardware doesn’t fit it (like it’s a different thread pitch ) and i feel like it’s also too long
Hey mike , I took your advice on running my 10 gauge wires up the side of the tracker this past weekend but realized from what I could see it looked like the console was a dead end ? Any ideas on moving past the console to get all the way to the bow ?
There should be a pass thru on the right against the hull under the carpet/vinyl flooring. Mine actually has a pull rope in place from the bow to the console. You’ll have to lay on your back and reach up inside the plastic console.
Hi mike just wondering what the best way to get power from the back of the boat to the front is ? I’m planning on adding a helix 12 on the bow , I own a tracker as well and just trying to get an opinion how to get some 10 gauge wire up there ?
The factory wires run up the drive side of the hull. Remove the screws that hold the gear swifter in place and you’ll have enough room to feed the wire later through.
I enjoyed your video and I like the idea you came up with placing the small basket at the seat pedestal base. Where can I find something similar to what you have there?
