Love the videos, especially the Pursuits. I have a 2022 OS-355. Do you happen to know where the downrigger wires are terminated? I see them on the breaker panel, each side terminating on a 30A breaker, but can’t locate the other end of the wire. According to the wiring diagram, they are #8 red wire #37 and #38, terminating at a deutsch connector. I can located these connectors. Thanks!
Thank you. They can be hard to find and I have had to just run new wire before because I could track down the other side. The most common spot to find the shunted Deutsch connectors is in the bilge compartment. They are usually tied up with the other wires along the sides up high. They should be exposed somewhere next to other Deutsch connectors for other components.
@@JustinLeeMarine Coming from a cruiser style boat with stern drives I always ran them 3000-3500 rpm - running the Robalo 4300 is about a perfect running speed but 4800-5200 is more fun
From what ive seen and heard its fine to run at WOT. Like Justin said they are built for it but i would recommend changing rpms every few minutes instead of constantly running at the same speed for an extended period of time especially if you are running at WOT
Me too. I have owned 2 GW and just keep looking at them.
Chuggin dinosaurs !! Nothing more fun. Nice !!
Always liked that model.🇺🇸😎👍
Definitely a good running boat. It’s also nice to only have two fires burning off the back this summer 💰💰
I bet the capt of the small derrick barge appreciated those wakes! 🤣
Nice trip! It’s good to just let the motors do the talking sometimes 👍! No music 🎶 just engines going fast.
Good running boat and thank you. Hopefully you have a video coming soon😃
@@JustinLeeMarine Soon my friend!
Has anyone ever added more freshwater capacity? 30 gallons goes really quick with our family. Thanks love your content.
Thank you and you could add another tank. It would take a little customization but it's possible.
Love the videos, especially the Pursuits. I have a 2022 OS-355. Do you happen to know where the downrigger wires are terminated? I see them on the breaker panel, each side terminating on a 30A breaker, but can’t locate the other end of the wire. According to the wiring diagram, they are #8 red wire #37 and #38, terminating at a deutsch connector. I can located these connectors. Thanks!
Thank you. They can be hard to find and I have had to just run new wire before because I could track down the other side. The most common spot to find the shunted Deutsch connectors is in the bilge compartment. They are usually tied up with the other wires along the sides up high. They should be exposed somewhere next to other Deutsch connectors for other components.
@@JustinLeeMarine thank you!
Keep me posted if you find it. Thanks
@@JustinLeeMarine - can you do the same video with os355 ;)?
It's very random what I take for rides but if I get a chance I definitely will. 😁
Is it good to run them hard? I'm new to running an outboard, i only have a small Robalo with 200HP
It doesn't hurt them to run them in any RPM range. They are built for it. It's if you want to burn that much more fuel😊
@@JustinLeeMarine Coming from a cruiser style boat with stern drives I always ran them 3000-3500 rpm - running the Robalo 4300 is about a perfect running speed but 4800-5200 is more fun
You're just burning more gas😄
From what ive seen and heard its fine to run at WOT. Like Justin said they are built for it but i would recommend changing rpms every few minutes instead of constantly running at the same speed for an extended period of time especially if you are running at WOT
Having trouble with decision. 325os or 330express.????
I personally like the Grady white a hair better. Rides a bit softer 😁
Get lost for an hour and tell the boss”coast guard boarded me” you know how long that can take🤣i guess using 20 gallons of fuel would kill that excuse
That's a good one. Might have to use it 🤣
huh. testing the boat. guess it's a "hazard" of the occupation...
All jobs have some hazards. 😂
I hope the owners authorized you to burn $500 worth of fuel at that WOT run.