Recent content by 65aircooled

Look at the picture below, my boat is the older version but the same layout. Some came with plumbing for raw water, mine didn't. I have to plug the drain and fill it with a bucket. The switch is on the helm, on the panel under the control. I'll take a picture of mine tomorrow so you can see the...

What I do with the fresh water tank is drain it until the tank is no longer suplying water to the pump. Then I pour a gallon of antifreze in the tank and run th pump again until the antifreeze comes out. That way there is antifreeze in the tank, pump, lines and faucet. I dont have an outside...

I'd go with the seafarer, larger cabin. Also would consider only 93 and up, the SeaV2 hull does make a big difference. I am partial to outboard models because they allow for more space in the cockpit which translates to more comfortable fishing and/or riding IMO. Hart top would be a must for me...

Subscribed, I am trying to educate myself on the Gulf Stream because I want to upgrade to one in a year or so. I didn't think you could hang so much power off that transom. What is the max hp and weight rating on them? I always thought even 6' waves would be a bit much for a 22-23' boat. I've...

Some info below: http://www.woodalls.com/articledetails. ... ID=1195129 http://drivinglaws.aaa.com/laws/trailer-dimensions/

13-6 for most States. How tall of a bracket are you looking to install? I have a 4" 4 degree aft bracket that I like a lot and I believe I stayed just under 12' Disregard the ridiculous size of my dome, I found a great deal on the combo that I couldn't pass and went for it thinking it wouldn't...

Trailering a boat is a pain regardless of size. I have had it with my 226, I may still live it on the trailer (dry storage)where I only have to move it 30 feet to and from the ramp but honestly, I am thinking rack for next season. Call ahead 7 am to 5 PM unlimited in and out (outside rack) for...

I too am dying to see pictures and/or a video of this boat going 55 mph, 4 pages of tug of wars and not a single picture. Not fair :wink: Open up a photobucket or Dropbox accounts, copy the direct image link and paste it directly on the post. So easy a caveman can do it :)

Contractor/Commercial construction, self employed.

I agree 100% on the ss washers, however I wouldn't countersink a pan head. I am waiting on a pack of #10 tamper proof pan head screws to replace the ones I used to fit the panel the first time. Hard to see on your pic, not the best quality so is hard to magnify, but your screws don't seem to be...

Thanks, just got the radome base today so it looks like I'll be able to try this thing at least once before winterizing the boat :dance The aluminum post is just a wire/cable chase, as you said, it connects the O/H electronics box with the glove box. Very convenient for my particular case.

Yes, they will be easier to read that's in the glove box, however, the combination I have wouldn't fit in my glove box anyhow. I went to the boat today to test fit the pice. I had to do a little more filing and saving to fit it but got it done. I also routed all the new cables and wires for the...

I know it has been done plenty of times, just wanted to share my excitement on this little mod I am doing in my seafarer. Because mine is an older model, and all I have seen posted here is newer models I figure this may help someone along the way. Please note I had to compromise and cut the...

PS. I will be fishing tomorrow so I'll take a couple of pics.

Thank you all. Hood call on the need for the breakaway need, I was thinking of get ring a ss hasp of some kind but now I know why it has the design it has. Ill contact a GW dealer, dint know they had parts for these old boats