Thruster installer needed

I understand that, but I believe it still warrants investigation for my boat as I have real estate issues at the transom which makes traditional thrusters difficult.

Yes , we're currently looking at external units but even that's a bit of a challenge on this boat, as an example, the transom is not flat, Viking put a curve into it so that requires fiberglass work. This doesn't bother me but the installers seem to have an issue with it. I can see having to be there for the entire install.

This particular one is suspect in my mind.

I understand your statement, but, I have a back issue that requires I have assistance holding and moving the boat at the dock and in locks. Hence the requirements.

I must disagree, I can't stand on a dock and pull the boat to the dock without forward or reverse motion without a thruster, which is what I need to do.

Okay Pascal let's use this scenario, your tied up at at the dock, the wind picks up and it's pushing the boat off the dock, the lines have stretched, she's now 3ft away. You know you have to pull her in to shrink that gap.
But you can't pull in 50K lbs without possible damage to your back. But with a thruster and a remote you can bring it in , tighten the line with no stress. Hmmmm what will you do ??

Yeah right, you're running a 110 I'm running a 50, you don't do locks I do. Should I continue?

Pascal, I'll try one more time, moving and putting the boat where I want is not an issue, been doing it for 24 years. I've blown my back out, I can't manhandle 50lbs let alone 50K lbs.

I'm not looking for justification from you or anyone else, I'm installing thrusters so I can continue boating.
If you don't have productive information on the supply and install why do you care what or why I'm doing it.