You'll probably need to find a local one and make friends with the owner.Tried BWY first with no luck.
I'll be onboard in two days. Are there any measurements/pictures I can post for you? Or just general pics of the door?Yes please send info. Sorry to reply so late. Holidays have been busy. I just recently purchased this boat so I will have a lot of questions. If you don"t mind answering.
Roger that. I'll get the measurements and get back to you this weekend. As to material, it appears to be an opaque, thick Plexiglas type material. I will examine it more closely and include pictures.I'll be onboard in two days. Are there any measurements/pictures I can post for you? Or just general pics of the door?
I don't mind talking directly, but I am not a great resource in terms of rigging engine controls. When I bought my "new" Yamaha 50 h.p. HT in 2013, the Yamaha dealer did the install with all new controls. My original Mercury controls were on the starboard side of the pedestal, so I had him run the Yamaha controls to the same place. He had to install them the reverse of the way they were originally designed because they were intended for a port side install on a pontoon or fishing boat. But, he did find a manual in the Yamaha tech library that gave the reverse install steps. We do occasionally have someone knock their knee against the controls, but it is rare. I am pretty certain there is more space on the starboard side of the pedestal than on the port for passage/knee room.Since controls were removed. I plan to install controls on port side of pedestal. How are control lines ran? If you think it would be better to talk I can send a number.
I just don't have any experience with that piece of DIY work. Hopefully, someone else on this forum or on MacGregorsailors.com could help you with that. Sorry.An auto helm has been installed on the starboard side. The controls are designed to be mounted to starboard side of a boat. I can mount on the port side pedestal. Mainly trying to figure how to run the control lines from pedestal to motor