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Can't figure that out! I have a 2000 180 with the top slides on the aft seats...my son as a 2004 20ft Grady Tournament with top snaps on the aft seats. It appears that something is not right. :huh GOA

I agree with the crowd, the 150 is a bit underpowered. I have a 180 Sportsman with a 150 Yamaha and it is great, however my son has 20 ft Grady with a 225 and that is a much heavier boat that needs at least a 200 :goodjob if not a 225. My two cents. Best of luck...and do it right, :goodjob GOA

In the NY/NJ area they are mostly Yamahas and of course it is always based on condition, hours and maintenence records. I'd say 11K to 13K without a trailer. I have a 2000 180 Sportsman with a 150 Yamaha and love it. :) GOA

Just got a quote for a 205DC mooring cover custom-made at $1000. The canvas fabricator said that if you are racking the boat, a drawstring semi-custom would be much cheaper GOA :wink:

Application is the key...If you are regularly trailering the boat there is nothing like rollers. I have rollers and they're great, boat is easy off/easy on!...my son has bunks with his Grady and it can be very tough especially on some ramps. Can't comment on the specific model you are looking...

I have the same boat, year, model and engine...I agree with DB...under two feet of water, and generally speaking your going to be in trouble. However the 180 is a tank and one of the best boats in its class!!! GOA 8)

An "out of the box" thought...Some Sitex GPS/FF/Sounders come with a quick release bracket which makes installation on top of the console a very viable option. At the end of the day...simply snap off the unit and bring it with you. Their 7 inch screens are big enough to be very clear...even...

Battery I added a second adjacent to the first under the starboard stern seat...also added a switch. The added weight also helps the port list so often found in 180s GOA :D

180 Sportsman Congrats...I'm happy with my 2000 180 with a 150 two stroke Yamaha..you are going to love it with the 4 stroke. Enjoy it in good health GOA :D :)

Deck Cleaner/wax Great product...leaves just enough nonskid wax to seal the deck...also good cleaning properties. GOA :wink:

Another option As I mentioned in an earlier thread... Si-Tex Color-Wide is another option...7 or 15 inch screen, great graphic images and a "quick-release mount" for added security...you simply take it with you. You will also save a few bucks. GOA :wink:

One More Name Si-Tex Color-Wide is another option...7 or 15 inch screen, great graphic images and a "quick-release mount" for added security...you simply take it with you. GOA :wink:

BigK You should be very happy...and I'd guess you paid a good deal less GOA :lol:

Looks good but... Big K Your boat looks very good...but did you see the refinished bottom on the Grady in the Strike Zone site mentioned above...absolutely unbelievable!!! GOA :lol:

Bottom refinishing Does anyone know of a service in NY or NJ that does this type of quality boat bottom refinishing GOA :?:

I have a 180 sportsman...the previous owner had a slip and the boat had an ablative bottom paint. Since buying the boat, I only trailered it. I would like to get rid of the flaking bottom paint and get back to an unpainted hull. The boat does not have a barrier coat since as the boat flakes the...

180 Sportsman I've had my grady for five years...was four years old when I bought her... Not perfect, but a darn good boat GOA :wink:

WOW...Have had my 180 for years and never knew about the storage trays on the other models. I sure hope someone has an idea for a retrofit!!! GOA :D

For a bit more...I'd go with a SiTex ColorWide and the least expensive ICOM GOA

As has been said above...I keep both batteries on my boat and connected with the switch on "off". I top off with distilled water and recharge in the spring. Both batteries are five years old...next year both will be replaced. GOA :wink: