WOW! Great work
@Jenesis !
From the details you posted and your attention to them, it sounds like you did it all properly and got your boat in 'ship shape'!
One last suggestion. If you do use the trolling motor, try to put your battery on an automatic charger when you come back in. The boat motor's alternator won't likely charge it up on the ride home. And then the next time you go out, the motor will charge it too fast and shorten the life of your battery.
If there is no plug available, grab a small solar panel (with a built in charge controller) to keep your battery charge topped up.
And when it comes time to replace the battery, get the biggest Deep Cycle battery you want to spend the money on. Group 27 is good. Trolling motors draw a LOT of current. And you never want your lead acid battery to go below 50% charge very often or it will have a short life.
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