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Is the stove attached to the bait tray? If not it looks like you're just one big wave away from a disaster.

Re: T Bag I also looked at the T-Bag for my Seafarer. I think what Drifter may have seen is the net that comes on the newer Seafarers. They're not nearly as low as the T-Bags

Tbone, Another option you should look at is purchasing a Seaview Pod to mount the display. It can be mounted directly to your hardtop (outside the upper electronics box) and the unit will tilt and swivel. They have a model that has the cutouts for a Furuno 1623 so the fit and finish...

Brian, Great photos. I especially like the sunset photo...thanks for sharing.

What are ya'll referring to when you say "torque tab"? Is it the zinc anode? I'm just not sure what you're referring to. thanks

With all the boats out there for sale I would be very leary of one with engine problems. I wouldn't use muriatic acid for sure but I think the saltaway treatment may be your best bet. If the engine has been neglected to this point what else has been neglected? Its something to think about.

You'll have to use the rigging tube. Just like Ono said you should leave a pull string in the rigging tube when you finish for the next time you add something :D If you do need to use a fish tape just be careful when pulling your cable back through. Make sure everything is taped up with...

Ed You should have access to a rigging tube that runs from the stern to the helm. Here's a page from a 208 manual that illustrates the location. Hope this helps.

That sounds about right. My Yamaha OX66 (EFI) gets 2 MPG and I would guess that a carbed engine would get a little less.

ryderfleetproducts.com has the blades for the best price I've seen. Fast shipping also.

There isn't any formula that works all the time. It depends on the sea conditions. On my boat if the water is calm and the weight is distributed evenly I keep the tabs retracted since there is the issue of drag that is created when the tabs are down. If the weight is uneven I will lower one...

Bob, Thanks for the dimensions. Not sure how this might measure up with my Seafarer but it sounds close to working. My biggest concern would be with the raw water pickups causing turbulence if its too close. You didn't happen to take some photos of your setup did you? :)

Curmudgeon is correct. Just last week one of my friends noticed his bilge pump running about every 5 minutes and discovered that a nut had fallend into the bilge and worked its way into the threads for his plug. The plug wouldn't go in far enough to create a seal and was letting tons of water...

She's a real beauty. Glad the long trip for her was uneventful. I know you'll enjoy. Please post some photos when you're out and about. Always like to see the sights from down under.

Hey Smoky, you say redneck like its a bad thing!! :o

My main tank is also forward. I typically use the auxillary tank just to keep the stern from being as low in the water.

As stated in an earlier reply, make sure you have more than one quart on hand when you begin this process. :lol:

I would think you could get by with water pressure and water temperature gauges only. Seems like you already monitor the other necessary items.

Great looking boat! I know you'll enjoy. One question though - what is the device on the bow and arch with the wires "spraying out" in all directions? :?

If you open your link in photobucket there will be an area below and to the left of your image that says "Share this image". If you cut and paste the entry on the IMG line into your posting the photo should appear. You will have to do this for each of your photographs.