This is why when I cut up aboat for the junk pile usually a big crusier I keep all the wiring for future use . :up: It comes in handy . I like the looks of the link you posted thought might work in the boat Im working on next.

only problem is no 2 boats the same i wonder if you'd end up cutting it to pieces

That's kind of cool, I can see where that would be handy.

http://www.ezacdc.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=228

i ran across this just browsing, wasnt sure if it was something that would make life much easier or wouldnt work or cause headaches.

i like the idea of doing it myself, making a list now of proper awg wire to use

You will have to make it, there isn't anyone making them aftermarket.

Myself I like to wire everything that way I know how long or short to make the wire, but that's just me. Have you gotten your top hull painted?

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question: is it better to use a manufactured boat wiring harness or just wire everything from scratch?


im starting from a blank slate, need to wire gauges, nav lights, interior lights, bildge pump, fuel pump, etc.

any suggestions on a particular harness?