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Crazy the difference between the 275 and 285 Freedom with only being a foot longer but you also gain another whole foot in the beam. You'd think that with the 218 Adventure having an 8'6" beam, that a 27' boat would be even bigger than that, as even a 232 Gulfstream has a 9'3" beam. Either way...

Also, a quick Google search pulls up others who have put a Suzuki 350 on their 232 Gulfstream... here's a 2003 GW 232 Gulfstream with a slightly older 2018 Suzuki DF350. Looks like it might be the same Loosechips member's boat from on here, or maybe to the person he sold it to, as it looks like...

As you saw/posted in the other thread, it appears as though the member Loosechips installed one on his 2003 GW 232 Gulfstream. I'd say that would be a pretty definitive "yes" answer in that it will fit. He doesn't appear to have been back on the site since 2018, so it might be difficult to ask...

My first thought would be "who would ever know?" I mean if you're doing the entirety of the project on your own, it's not like the USCG, fish and game or whomever is going to come up and inspect your boat, ask you to unscrew and pull up the panels on the floorboards to inspect your fuel tank to...

Thanks, but I'm also not wanting to spend almost $900 for a cover. I think I'm going to go with the Empire Covers one that I linked above and see how it works out.

Indeed... probably a 30'-40'+ CC/DC style of boat that I'll never want/need, nor one that I'd ever want to pay the payment on. Would also love to see them come out with another walkaround model, but as mentioned I doubt that will ever happen.

The OP is not looking to buy a cover, he's looking to sell a cover that he currently has. Sounds like a spam post considering they're putting a personal email address into the thread, they've got a newer account and considering that this is their very first posting.

If I were a betting man I'd likely put some money down on the fact that they're the same... but that's just me. Hopefully it works out for you and let us know what you decide on going with.

I'm not sure what year your boat is but here's the parts manual for the model year 2012 and includes a 307 Freedom, of which the "Gas Spring Guide" on page 264 should point you in the right direction in regards to which shocks you need and their respective part numbers. Per a quick Google...

You can either use an old turkey baster, or something like this on Amazon...

Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, they look to be from what I can tell the same as Empire Covers. Their more expensive cover says it comes with a 5 year warranty, though I'm not exactly sure what that entails. Guess I'll give them a shot and see how it goes.

Have you checked the fluid level in the reservoir? I would start with the basics first and go from there.

Grady White still makes the 306 Canyon to this day, of which if the seat looks the same or is similar to the new ones, it's possible that it might be interchangeable. A quick call to your local GW dealer might resolve the issue.

Good morning. I'm looking for a decently rated boat cover that isn't going to break the bank but that will also hopefully last 5-10 years. I looked at Carver but most of those seem to be in the $800-$1,000+ range and would rather not spend that much money if I don't have to. I also looked at...

I've watched this video a few times now and like the look as well as the functionality of the bait table on the back of his boat. It's not a 232 Gulfstream, but you get the idea.

You're referring to the drain plug located on the outer transom side of the boat, correct? If so, something like this or just about anything else locally as well should work. If you have a marine supply store nearby, you could also check them out as well. Here in the Seattle area, we've got...

Saw this on Boat Trader and figured I'd pass it along to those who are interested. https://www.boattrader.com/boat/2007-grady-white-adventure-208-9578727/

Why not just go to this dealership in Massachusetts and check out the one that they have for sale? https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2000-grady--white-265-express-9269485/

Looks good. I’ve got the Burnewiin downrigger mounts on my boat and love them. They’re a great product that work well, though they’re definitely not cheap. I would buy them again though as they clean up the boat and make it look much nicer than the cheap black plastic Scotty mounts that come...

Not mine, just saw it on Boat Trader and seemed like a fair price, figured I'd pass it along to those that might be interested. Unknown on the hours, but comes with boat, twin outboards and trailer. Happy hunting. https://www.boattrader.com/boat/2003-grady-white-232-gulfstream-9506335/