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  1. Jacktrop99

    Towing a 1990 seafarer 228g

    I meant no working brakes on the trailer the dry weigh on the boat is 3000 so I think I should be fine I also have a low gear on the truck if I need more power out of it, it has a 4.7 liter v8 in it so should work
  2. Jacktrop99

    Re Power

    I personally think I would go Yamaha I have a 1990 seafarer 228g with a 2003 Yamaha 4 stroke 200 they seem to be worth the bigger price I’ve rode on boats that have has outboards from Johnson’s to yamahas and yamahas are my fave in my opinion
  3. Jacktrop99

    1st Sail!

    That’s fun af I’m from cb and have a 1990 seafarer 228g and go fishing offshore a lot and it’s tons of fun
  4. Jacktrop99

    22 seafarer

    I have a 1990 seafarer 228g with a 2003 Yamaha 4 stroke 200 on it and I love I personally think that price is good for the boat but idk much about older outboards that aren’t Yamaha’s
  5. Jacktrop99

    A couple questions about a 228 Seafarer...

    We run are boat in the Atlantic and have up to 8ft waves In are inlet on a normal day and it takes it fine with no problems
  6. Jacktrop99

    Towing a 1990 seafarer 228g

    I was wondering if a 2000 Toyota landcruiser with a 6500 towing capacity could tow a 1990 Grady white seafarer 228g on an aluminum trailer with no breakers on the trailer I only need to go a few miles and the boat has a 80 gallon tank
  7. Jacktrop99

    A couple questions about a 228 Seafarer...

    I have a v1 hull 228g with a 2003 Yamaha 4 stroke on it, but a 200 will get you around with some power leftover. I've ran with 6 people on it and 80 gallons in the tank and it got up, fine no problems with a 200hp.
  8. Jacktrop99

    GREAT GRADY FAQ

    I have a 1990 v1 hull seafarer 228g mine came with 2 tanks, but was swapped out at one point for a single 80 gallon tank, I think it is like 100 gallons.
  9. Jacktrop99

    Sally rebuild of a 2003 228

    Dang, That really sucks hopefully you will get it all buttoned up.
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