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"I had to remove the lid over the water tank to get to the hose which was clamped to the stringer on the side of the water tank. In addition, the hose was caulked in the area where it went through the gas tank aft bulkhead," I'm doing the same thing right now...Just wondering how you got that...

my 208 with the transom wood removed shown below. look to me that thoose cracks could show a more serious problem

I remember seeing that you have a 208 with a 150. Is that true?

Performance from GW attached. I think I dont need more than 150. It may take a little longer to get up on plane but thats ok with me.

Curious what you mean by underpowered for the 150. I had 175 2 stroke on mine that I am going to change. The 175 was fine. I will never go out further than 5 miles and no more than 3 guys without a full tank of ges. No hardtop. Just thinking 150 will be enough for me. Your thoughts?

wondering if you did any off shoring..I'm in the same boat so to speak as you. I have a 208 and moving to galvaston

looks good which one did you buy... i see a nice one for 500

Any suggestions on a reasonably priced boat cover for my boat???

thanks , will look into them

I got a quote of $19,250 for 200 Suzuki with controls, dont know if its fly-by-wire. that's install with another 1500 for wire harness. Said they would pay me 2500 for 1999 Yamaha 175 with controls and gauges as trade in

Agree with Fishtails, probably delaminating.

Hi All, For those who are interested, I have been concerned with the question of maximum engine weight on my 2000 adventure repower. Here is the response from Grady White. Not too sure who this person is, but this is what I got back from customer service. Hello Rich, The 208 HP is 230 and...

no 175 was fine. just wondering if i could save money by going smaller. probably no much savings so i should stick with 175 or more i think the boat was rated for 225-250 2 stroke wich was about 500lbs so i'll stick with a 4 stroke at or below that weight

Im selling the original 175 HP yamaha that came with the boat and upgrading to something newer. Just wondering if 150 is enough. Will take the boat out 5-10 miles on nice day. will 150 be enough??? Thoughts??

Hello Richard, Below is the information that I have on file for the optional trim tabs for the 2000 208 Adventure. This is a 12 x 9 Hydraulic tabs from Bennett Marine (PH#954-427-1400). They can help with questions on this for you. Below is the kit # for this option. #18-501. Hope this...

Thanks for the reply...I gues they fit no issues?

thanks for the advice, will definitely buy some for my boat. Just wondering what size other 208 owners have gone with

Hi All, Never ran my boat with trim tabs not sure what improvement in ride they will give me. Anyone with experience I would greatly appreciate advice. Also what size should i be looking at. Thanks ahead of time for your help

No I removed the engine myself... Can't comment yet about the work since he hasn't finished. Will be done in about 2-3 wks and will update, with photos.

Hi All, Update on my transom.. I have decided to have the whole thing replaced. There was too much de-lamination for me to feel comfortable just patching it up. Transom will be replaced along with hatch covers for about 6K. I cant recommend the shop yet because the work isnt finished but I...