I have a 2000 228 Seafarer with Seastar hydraulic steering. I noticed one of my lines looks heavily damaged by UV.
Would you replace these?
If so, which size/line do I use to replace them? Here are two I found...
My 228 seems to be getting water in the cabin during heavy rain falls. I suspect it's coming from the center square hatch. I don't believe it's the rubber seal but more of the bedding of the hatch.
Anyone else experience this before? Do I have to re-bed the entire thing?
Does anyone know if is this is the proper replacement? Currently it's the original unit
https://bennetttrimtabs.com/product/euro-style-hydraulic-rocker-switch/
Sorry I wasn't clear about this. If I hit both UP or both DOWN, the fuse blows.
Next time I'm at the beach I will manually inspect the tabs. Thanks for the idea.
The only reason I suggested putting a larger fuse in, I was wondering what the default amperage was supposed to be for the tabs. I'm...
Hey folks,
I have a strange issue going on with my 2000 228 Seafarer's trim tabs. If I hit the port or starboard tab individualli they work fine. If I hit BOTH tabs simultaneously up or down, I blow the 20AMP fuse in the block under the helm. Anyone have experience with this? Should I be using...
A ton of great info here everyone, thank you very much. I went with the 10" 8610xsv. I think it'll fit a lot better and look more cohesive. Thanks again!
I'm thinking about returning the unit and getting a 10"
GPSMAP® 8610xsv
With Mapping and Sonar
DIMENSION
10.25" x 8.0625" x 2.95" (25.9 cm x 20.5 cm x 7.5 cm)
https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/799185/pn/010-02091-51#specs
I think it'll fit in there better plus it's all touch screen. I will...
I'm looking to upgrade my electronics on my 2000 228 Seafarer. I ordered the GPSMAP 1242xsv: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/561847 to flush mount in the console.
Now that I have the template, it looks prettttty frickin' tight. Not sure it's going to fit properly.
These are the dimensions...
It's a real process. Getting the original stripes off is a real pain. You need a few plastic scrapers, a heat gun, and goo be gone. I would say the most important thing to do is take your time. It took about three days for a few hours at a shot.