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I contemplated adding hyd steering on mine but opted instead for a autopilot. Best upgrade I've done on my 208.

There should be a higher drain also. If you do not have this an alternative would be to use a standpipe in your existing drain with a strainer at desired height.

IMO, I would think if you've been using E10 for a while you should be okay. I've been using it for a few years now and only keep tank 1/2 full through winter along with stabilizer and no issues so far.

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200 Yami SWS

Yes a 55 gal plastic drum will work. I cut about 1/3 off. It's a tight fit, but works well. Also suggest adding a drain for easier removal of drum after your done.

Mine are the standard size, roughly 2 1/2' base height, all 4 are the same. They worked on getting my 208 off the trailer for bottom work. I can't give you exact dimensions until Friday, if you don't get a size by then I'll post the measurements for you.

Looking at the lines of the bottom paint compared to how it sits in the water it doesn't look bad. But I would look to see if its been repainted to make up for the added weight. Also if I had a four stoke I think I'd get rid of the kicker, that should free up 100 lbs or so. I only have the...

Altamira...been a long time but I remember that song. Edgar Winter

I like what you've done so far...looking good. Curious as to how you did the duratrim. Can you elaborate.

No problem using my IPad , used to get a lot of issues when visiting THT on my Xp, but since using a Mac no issues.

There is a rubber eraser type wheel you use on your drill. I think it's made by 3m. Probably can pick one up at napa or a auto body supply. It worked for me.

I like the change. I bet your glad to be able to use it now.

How about this... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Yamaha-4-Stroke ... 19c39dddab