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I have purchased a Radar Mount and Radar for my Seafarer 22. I have a Bimini top not a hard top so I'm looking for advise on how high I need to set the Radar at to clear the Bimini Top. I have read about 8 inches? Does anyone else have this setup and can give me some advise? Thanks, John

Good looking boat

Guess I'll stick with my 8 footer and put it on the top of my Radar Arch.

I have to lower my antenna when ever I bring it back to the marina so that isn't an issue.

Like most GW Seafarers, the radio antenna is mounted on the side. I am adding a Radar and Radar Mount to my boat and want to install a new radio antenna on the top of the Radar Mount. I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on which kind of antenna I should get and how tall. My current antenna...

thank you. I did not know if one drop is bad, they all go bad. Turned out to be blown fuse in the Network Power Supply.

I was hoping for some positive feedback on an issue I'm having with my NMEA 2000 Network. I just installed and connected to the network a new Garmin Echomap UHD2 74sv and a Uniden UM725GBT Marine VHF Radio. My Suzuki SMG4 Display is also connected to the network, but when I boot everything up...

I can't see it ever being a Stern Drive because it has two fuel tanks taking up the entire cockpit area and the tanks are definitely original.

It is on a bracket.

I don't know if they are original or not. No the boat has never been a stern drive. The hose goes all the way back to the engine. I'm hoping it works with a new hose connected.

Thanks. I got thrown when I saw Water instead of PSI. The hose goes all the way back to the engine. I'm hoping with a new hose it will work.

This is a 2005 Mercury 250 EFI

I bought a 87 Seafarer where I am fixing everything up but I'm confused with one of the gauges. One says Water, the other Temperature. I'm sure the one that says Temperature is the engine temp, but the other says water and the dial only goes to 35. It has a small hose that goes to the engine...

I just finished installing the float switch and new bilge pump. Even after taking one of you guys advice where I cut an access whole in front of where the Live Well goes, it still was a major pain in the %&*$! I never want to do that again.

I am preparing to rewire the console on this 87 GW Seafarer. Next to the 4 toggle switch panel is a single toggle switch that I have no idea what it controls. Does anyone have an idea? Thanks.

That's what I figured. I took out the live well, which was a pain in itself. Now to see if I can get the pump out without falling in ;)

Before I try to access my bilge pump, I was hoping someone else has done this because it seems a bit radical. The way I see it, you have to take the Live Well out to get under to the bottom of the boat where the pump is. Has anyone done this? Thanks.

I was looking for some information on my Seafarer's Bus Bar, particularly the amperage rating. It only has 9 fuse connections and I'm looking for a replacement that has 12, but I'm not sure about the amp rating. I found one with a rating of 20, but I'm not sure it that is sufficient. Thanks for...

I just completed an install of Lenco's 12 x 12 Trim Tabs to my Seafarer 22. I'm not sure how much it would have cost to have them installed, but I'm glad I did it myself because it wasn't that difficult. Can't wait to test them out.