Recent content by gonefishintoo

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I will not own another GW because of the wood stringers... Nothing but problems. Back to the trusty Seacraft..

try waxing them or 3M rubbing compound

Very easy. I replaced mine on a seafarer also. Pulled it off used a wire brush to remove the rest of the glue and put back some outdoor vinyl type material. Easier to clean and does not smell. I used a 3M upholstery spray adhesive.

I have the same boat and bought a 14" 12 volt, portable dvd player. Mainly we will watch a movie. About $135. I have it wired to my speakers on the boat so you can hear it..

slide a piece of fire hose over it and zip tie it on

is your rub rail sealed on the under side as well as top side

I recently replaced my seals and the lines that run from the copper tubing to the motor on mine. Filled it back up with transmission fluid, which is alot cheaper, and works just as good as the sea star fluid. Basically I just filled it up using the screw on adapter at the helm attached a bottle...

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My Seafarer is done with starboard through out. Only teak left in boat is the trim around the cabin windows and the railing on the sides of the cabin inside. Looks great and easy to clean. Try to take the pieces out whole so all you have to do is trace them onto the starboard.

If anyone was interested I received some replies on the subject.. http://www.thehulltruth.com/forums/thre ... 6&posts=14

Does anyone use an A/C unit on a 22 Seafarer

thanks

good nough.. The one I am looking at has a hard top. Plenty of power, with the baitwell full, fishing gear and four people??

How does a 200hp on a bracket push an older seafarer. Thanks