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Hi all, I have a GW Adventure 208 with a Yamaha F150 on it. Current prop is a 3 blade stainless steel 15 1/4 X 15, max RPM at full throttle is 5300 (this is with my boat fully loaded). Any suggestions to get me more RPM, closer to 6000 at full throttle? Thanks!

Beautiful boat!

Seasick - 100% agree! I have 2 bilge pumps and a highwater alarm. 2nd pump is located a few inches higher in my bilge. I also have separate hoses and thru hulls, 1 for for each pump. I check both pumps before I leave the dock.

Not overkill in my opinion!

Great reminder! I keep my boat on a trailer, but that is a MUST pre launch checklist item for me.

very nice!

I use a collapsible outboard bag.

Boat looks great! Congrats on launch day!

I replaced mine a few years back with what Seasick shared (or very similar). Access is very easy, no need to cut anything. I would also suggest you replace the hoses that go to the stern while you are back there. I think I used exhaust hoses that were reinforced with wire.

I would also make sure your bilge pumps are working before you drop it in for the first time.

When I replaced my motor, I put on a SS transom cap.

Hi - what diameter prop are you guys running? I have an adventure 208 with Yamaha F150 and am currently running a 15 1/4 X 15 Pitch SS prop. I top out at 5300 fully loaded and am looking to get more out of the motor. I may drop down to a smaller diameter prop.

I have GW 208, I purchased my struts from the below vendor (these are for the 2 hatches under the helm seats). Good experience with them. I tend to replace mine ever few years. I also order the 25 lb version. https://www.liftsupportsdepot.com the stats I used - order the stainless steal...

Love it!

just donated! Thanks for a great site!

Hi Scotty, I am not sure of the specifics of my prop, other than it is stainless steel prop.

I have had good luck with Spectrum Gel Coat patch kits. I have used them on the Grady and previous Boston Whalers. As long as there is no damage to fiberglass below, it is a simple fix. Lots of videos on youtube. I found the color match to be pretty good, even on my 25 year old GW.

Grady Crazy - I have '99 208 - same opinion as enfish - a great, very capable 20 footer that feels and rides bigger. Great fuel economy, trailer-able and easy to maintain. I take multiple offshore trips each year and the boat is stable and comfortable.

Thank you both for the feedback!

Hi Dennis - have you seen these towers in person, just curious if there are any opinions from the Grady crowd on quality. Could be a good option.