Re: electrical replacement
Unless you have something really special and unique that when done is worth a ton of money, it is not economically feasible unless you have very deep pockets and don't care what it costs. The costs will be largely labor related and it won't be done in an eight hour day unless this Procraft boat you have happens to be a row boat. You neglected to give us any useful information about your boat. What electrical items does it have. Last question: Why do you think it needs to be required. Rarely does a boat need rewiring just because a few items don't work. If the wiring has been chewed on by critters or is beyond reasonable repair then perhaps it is necessary.
I am new to all this and I have alot of work to do to get the transom, hull, and flooring repaired. The wiring is not damaged or other wise unuseable, but it is an aggravation to my progress with removing the floor and my concern is that I will not find a good understanding of how to replace what I am taking out . Boat has usual guage clusters, motor, lights, trolling motor,etc.., but my knowledge base is nonexistent and i am trying to get a feel for worst case scenario. I do understand that this is a diy site, as someone was nice enough to mention, and I would prefer to do it myself, but I honestly don't know where to start with it, and Im confused by the endless tangles and splices. Maybe with an elementary exlpanation I might could get it done myself, right now though I just want it out of my way.
