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At the boat show this weekend and some guy was selling these. I was thinking this would be great if I had a good place to mount. Bought it and fits perfect behind my helm chair. This thing is well made and most of the time should be large enough. Just freeing up that much more deck space makes...

Hey any of you guys find a better alternative for these nets? They are off of a 2011 205 Freedom and the material is pure garbage. When I got the boat almost three years ago they were shot, found the vendor and ordered another set and they lasted a year. These were not cheap so took a picture...

Thanks, I thought of that also. From what I can tell I would need something that compresses next to nothing and still creates a seal. I believe on the newer Freedoms they redesigned these to be watertight.

You would think so but I can see how this happens with this design. Yes if the boat was level and listing slightly inboard maybe, but that's not always the case.

What happens, the channel overflows and seeps between the top lip and cover. I'm not talking a deluge but enough to wet the contents where they need to dry to keep from molding. The lid fits tight so it would have to be a very thin gasket. Just wondering has anyone resolved this issue.

Has anyone had any luck waterproofing the port bow storage compartment? If it rains or I wash my boat it gets wet inside and have to take everything out for it to dry. It is a PIA to have to do this every time I use it prior to putting it under cover.

Looks to me you don't own a large enough vehicle to pull a boat with a large enough head compartment.

If it is a nice rig and a good deal I wouldn't let that stop you. That HP should be adequate based on the 150 being more than enough on a 192.

This is my 2011. Couldn't be happier with a boat in this size range.

Whether this is normal or not I would not be happy with this. Like others said you may be able to keep this under control but the corrosion underneath the base of the rail will only get worse and continue to bleed through. My 2011 doesn't even have the slightest hint of rust. Being this is an...

For Abaco and Grand Bahama for sure.

Remember, always rule out the pee-hole being clogged by a dirt dawber. Happened to me last week, luckily I was able to loosen it up enough to clear it and head out.

If it was my one year old boat, I would be contacting the dealer.

OH... misread the title.

My current boat, a 205 Freedom. I just feel so lucky to have it. To me it is plenty big enough and couldn't ask for a better boat in that size range.

Take a look at the 275 Freedom. You mentioned wife, kids, Bahamas so you a least need something this size.

1/2 tons today just describes the class of truck by size. It used to be based on cargo carrying capacity (payload) and not vehicle weight. Many of today's F-150s have over 2000 lbs. of payload thus making it a 1-ton vehicle by description. Anyway, that is way too much boat for a half ton...

Funny I was thinking the same thing by keeping up with this on THT. There is a lot of gray area and discussion about flotation for the 2001 Robalos. Anyway was wondering if anyone has any real world knowledge on how the Grady's would handle this.

Thanks, knew I could get an answer here. Guess I don't need them after all. They where broke when I bought the boat, thought they may be for laying down the top on the gunwhales. I have enough of the single spacers for the few times I use the curtains.

Does anyone know where I can get this part? Not sure what it is even called. Thanks