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Hi I had the same problem and when I opened up the trim and tilt cylinders I found that someone had tried to do work on it before me. The unit was missing o rings and there wer seals and o rings in the wrong place. I replaced the missing parts and removed the incorrectly located parts and it...

Hi I know I am late to the party, but can you tell me where you bought the tubing for your windshield and does it just press in or do you need to glue it in. My windshield leaks under the frame and I want to reseal it. I figured I would do one side at a time, but I need the weather strip that...

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Hi, I have a 228 with a stereo. I mounted them in the hole where the inspection covers are located down on each side of the boat nnear the rod holders. They are plenty loud and with the loud setting on the stereo on they have a nice sound. If you fish, the sub might produce too much vibration...

Thank you for the information

I would also like to know how you removed the bottom paint. I want to do the same. Thanks

Hi, if the prop turns clockwise a right handed engine, I would set the anode under the cavitation plate to the 1 o'clock position. My engine also pulls port and that solved most of the problem. I think before I get on plane even with the skeg set to 1 o'clock it still pulls a bit.

I have a quick question. Did you have any trouble removing the screws on the topside cover? Thanks

Unfortunately the boat is shrink wrapped I can't get in for photos

It iis the livewell without any plumbing a typical 228. It is used as an ice chest.

I have a livewell without the plumbing. It is used for cold beer. there are no holes in the hull as of yet

Thank you I appreciate it.

Hi Hookup, nice job. I have a question about the raw water through hull strainer. It appears that there are 3 holes through the rear of each strainer. Did you drill them or did the strainer come that way?

Thanks, I will contact Grady their customer service is really good

Jryan Jim 2005 228 seafarer 2005 Yamaha f225 350 hours