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Hey y’all! I wanted to start this thread to see if I could grab attention to those who are pros and those who have done it once or twice… transom repair! A little back story on how I got to this point.. I was in the market for a cuddy last year when i stumbled across a nice 1984 Grady 226...

I had this on my 208 it was lerfect

I have a few questions on the Adventure Marine kicker bracket. I am pretty sure I will be purchasing one of these for my 93 Seafarer 228G. The one concern I did have was the built in 5 degree negative transom. My transom is 15 degrees. Did anyone need to install shims to make up for this 10...

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Just bought a 1993 228G seafarer with a 2005 225 Yamaha outboard. Looking to add a 9.9 Hp kicker motor on the back for trolling. I don't want to put the hours on the big engine. Plus, I don't think it would idle down enough to go 1.5 to 2.5 MPH for Walleye fishing. I have used drift bags...

The local 1999 I found here has newer power and everything to fish in the PNW. I've done the math and yes, I can find one say in SC of the similar vintage, but they generally have old outboard(s) and no accessories. With the exchange, travel, towing and taxes there's really no deal. Then I have...

Greetings brother to the north of us, I'm south of you down here in the Seattle area, welcome to the forum. There are a fair amount of Grady White's down here in the Seattle area as Jacobsen's Marine in Edmonds is the only GW dealer in the PNW region. Though, I do believe there is one up in...

I think that the "inflated" numbers are going to account for some of it, the elements, conditions, extra weight and so forth also aren't going to help. That being said, if you add up all the MPG's for each speed/rpm bracket for my particular setup you'll get just under 32. Then, if you divide by...

I don't have any experience with either boat, but a quick look at the GW website pulls up this picture of the 275 Freedom, which my goodness it looks like their knees are almost rubbing against one another, unless you keep your heels up against the seat bases. Have you ever considered a...

Grady White 228G Seafarer 2000 OAL 25 ft Never bottom painted, boat & motor title in hand Raymarine A-Series Chart Plotter wGPS & Fish Finder With Downvision Ship To Shore Radio Transom Live Well Sea Star Hydraulic Steering Outboard. Power Tilt/Trim Remote control Spotlight Older Raymarine...

So I just got a 226 Seafarer (1998) with the swim platform on the port side and a kicker bracket on the starboard side. I was internally debating what to do... I'm relieved to see that others are also. Makes me feel a little less neurotic. I have to replace the existing bracket with a beefier...

I considered a 248 Voyager in my search for a 228 Seafarer but as you mentioned above, I really like the enclosed transom that the 228 Seafarer provides, as well as the transom bracket. I've heard of others who claim that the transom bracket isn't as good in a following sea or trying to navigate...

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the first post! A few things... if that 2006 GW 232 Gulfstream is the one with a decal of Stewie from Family Guy on it and says "Quahog, RI" then it's very much a scam. Another forum member sent me a link to it the other day on Craigslist where it was "for...

I think the potential buyer for the boat in CT saw all of the costs quickly adding up and ran away very quickly. The boat itself is $40k, a brand new trailer I'm sure is at least $5k-6k, or even more, depending on what style/brand of trailer you buy and if you add any options on top of that...

Hello all, My name is Steve. Home town of Black Mountain NC. Grady White was the gold standard growing up on the coast of Mass..Fast forward to retirement and I now have a 228 Seafarer bought in October. I love it. Let me say it again, I love it. Thanks to everyone on this Forum for all...

All, I have a '94 Seafarer 22 and have upgraded the original Yamaha 225 HPDI to a 2010 Suzuki 250 four-stroke. In doing so, I have also added significant weight to the stern of the boat. To start with, the boat has an 8hp 4 stroke kicker on a manually adjustable bracket, located on the starboard...

So that Seastar looks interesting. Some questions. I mounted my kicker on the starboard side, will this work on that side? Is there anything special required of the kicker (I have a 2020 suzuki)? Does it make it harder to steer because you are moving two motors? Thanks.

Sad to put the boat away this year but it happens every year. It rains a ton here so I always cover my boat to keep it dry and clean from falling leaves. This is my 2nd Budge cover from Amazon and I've been happy with both. Sold previous cover with my old boat after 5 years of use. For around...

That looks fine. I got mine through my dealer, I believe a guy in Oregon makes them. You could call my dealer at (408) 371-6681 and ask them who the guy is. BTW, I mounted my kicker on the starboard side because the batteries and ~40 pounds of downrigger balls live on the port side. It works...