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I really like this idea and already placed the order.
Susan can you post few more pictures showing corner near the sink and most importantly back side of your grate?
Did you keep rubber feet that grate came with ?
Thank you,
Marc

Look at the http://www.c34.org/wiki/index.php?title=Rudder_Modification

Your new rudder does not look like either version

This thing is going to be very heavy on the wheel

Are you looking for bimni or dodger frame  ?
I will have dodger frame for sale soon if you are interested

What would be the recommended bleeding procedure for M35A ?

2 seasons with Oberdorfer N202M-16 mounted om my M35(a), no issues. Normal operating temp is 160F (verified) just like it was with Sherwood pump.

Pro way of dealing with holes

https://youtu.be/kxWDhwfCgNE

There is a ton of excellent information on his channel.

https://www.ptfnasty.com/ptf19.html

I do not think restoration project is "active" at this point 

About PTF boats
https://www.n6cc.com/trumpy_ptf17

Little dark but I think this is what you are looking for :

http://c34.org/bbs/index.php/topic,9837.0.html

I'm looking at Lasdrop Gen II - they eliminated bellows using a spring.....

Raymarine has decent guide on the web. I would stress requirement of constant, clean and reliable power when running upgrade ! ( No engine starting , fridge off etc.  )

My depth did something similar - these are steps that made my problem go away:
1) Firmware update on iTC-5
2) Resitting all small blade connectors from the transducer

How about your depth is it also connected via   iTC and working when speed is out ?

How is your speed transducer connected to the network?

That type of jammer has superior holding power when compared to cam block and it looks "cleaner" too 
For me downside of that solution was that either variant of a jammer block (spring-loaded or not) still requires foot and hand or both hands to operate in controlled fashion .

Engaging cam requires "down" force (angle) and little tug.
Mainsheet with cam block is commonly seen  on many one design cases.  In that environment unwanted "locks" wouldn't be tolerated for sure ;)

FYI Cam bracket angle is actually adjustable on most of them.

Looking at your signature I realized you can just stop by on the way to Rock Hall for little demonstration.