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Both photos are stbd side, one in front of the sling, and one behind. Through hull below waterline is probably macerator/overboard discharge. One of those vents above may be the holding tank, unless you have two fuel tanks, and have seen overflow from both.

Look at KY's photo here: https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/1999-228-seafarer.38575/#post-274505 The water tank fits behind the aux fuel tank on the Seafarer. Ag tanks are much cheaper than marine tanks, and some have the pump built in.

If it is like the 2000, you should have this filler cap, and this pie plate, to access the FW pump and filter, on the front of the passenger seat box. The tank is under the forward deck hatch, covering the aux fuel tank space. A lot of storage space there if you don't have the aux tank.

First thing to do with an Air Tag that you are hiding is to pop the cover off, and remove the speaker. It is a little disc in the center, that will fall right out. You Tube video. Anti-stalking feature will send a text to any Iphone nearby after a certain period of time or distance traveled...

Don't use ss staples, they rust in the long run. Use Monel.

If they are Bennett, they are self-priming, by running the tabs full up to full down 3 or 4 times, with all lines attached.

Was this soda blasting?

https://www.greatgrady.com/search/2339220/?q=makrolon&o=date

When I type something into the box, it is hidden behind the GW logo until about the 18th character. Is it just me?

Where on the west coast? A lot of difference between San Diego and Seattle.

He says 'enclosure' in the title, and then refers to 'rear enclosure'. From the looks of it, the whole thing is un-used. He never mentioned snaps, so my question would be, starting in the middle of the windshield, how far around do the snaps line up, or does each one have to be incrementally...

If you're on a trailer, run the siphon hose in through the transom garboard drain, and eliminate that extra lift required to get over the gunnel.

Plastic deck drains you can monitor, plastic through hulls need to be replaced. The old ones often break off in your hands when you try to replace them.

Spot lock would definitely be the way to go for fishing, but I got the impression that he was looking for an overnight anchor for sleeping.

Not sure if you misunderstood the original post, or are just being rude by adding an alternative to rpnsern's for sale post.

How about a drum windlass, like EZ Anchor Pull, with 150 feet of nylon shock rode, and a small diameter braided backing. https://www.ezanchorpuller.com/collections/renegade-heavy-duty-series-drum-anchor-winches-for-boats-to-60

You're paying $30 extra for the words Grady White...

Check your PMs.

If you're on Facebook, there is a large active group called Garmin Tips and Tricks.

It is a flat piece of canvas that blocks off the wind underneath the center of the windshield.