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Well the cut out dimensions will vary by how ever big you want really. My hatch frame is 24x16". I can give you a template, but it is slightly smaller. but I do remember the distance between the supports Grady puts in is 27". I centered my 24" long hatch between that and the lower edge is even...

Yup very confusing. Garmin makes the Striker Sounder only that has all the sounder bells and whistles for an affordable price. It has, DV, Chirp, Side View and comes in several sizes. I just upgrade from a Striker 5 DV to a Striker 7 Plus SV so now have Side View and a bigger screen, wifi and it...

Buy it, You'll be great. I hung a heavier 4 stroke on mine then another 120 lb Kicker.

Water tank. Makes a good seat while I sanded/wired/painted. I may enlarge the water tank at some point now that I have easy access.

For me it was very easy. I cut out the rigging tube, that only had one active wire and ran in around the front side of the space. Used plastic wire clamps so I can easily add wires in the future. No need for a rigging tube since I have a giant hatch instead. Anything you can dream of can...

Very nice. I've spent 3 days on mine w/ aggressive compound and it's not that shiny!. Are they wet sanding or using compound and a buffer?

Jeez, 300 minimum. HEAVY boat, weights more than a Grady 248. My 2 friends with with Gulfstreams have a Suzuki 350 with Dual prop, other has twin F200s.

Ouch, ya out of my price range!

It does flex a bit. I couldn't find a metal one actually, post a link if you know of one. Color match was important to me, that's why finding a hatch is tricky for Grady's. WHITE really stands out. I found in my case the hatch frame flex more than the hatch door so I was able to add a thicked...

I got all the info from your past posts, thanks Omer!

I considered several sizes and even bought several hatches but went with a 16"x24" hatch so I can get bulky stuff down there and a Coastal liferaft like Omar's got. The fiberglass was very sharp and "stabby" down there so sanding painting white makes it nice. I still can put containers down...

Needed to access that huge wasted space under the deck for storage. Took a while and bought several hatches before I found a color match. Finally found one. - sorry pics are flipped. Measured lots Cut a hole epoxied the wood edges. Rerouted wires Sanded/Primed/ painted I haven’t used it yet...

That's why your boat is so clean, you're ex-navy! :cool:

Looking good, keep us posted what you decide. Great looking dashes.

Hmmm theft at Sekiu? I'm not sure what you mean by "space" but we usually rent a rustic cabin up there and moorage so the boats in the water for 2-3 days while while we're there. The entire "town" is a sport fish community but I haven't had any theft problems personally in the 3 times I've been...

Well actually the holding tank is the port a pot, no external tank. I think it's about 2 gallons. I do have the option of pushing a button and pumping overboard. But Yes, it would cost alot to install all of that, I'd go with a $110 portapot if you want the basic function.

Agreed, sounds like you are propped as good as you're going to get. Good move on the 4 blade over the 3 with the heavy loads. About fuel, Do you have the twin tanks? If so run with the big one full and the small one empty for better performance. Fuel is a massive weight if you don't need it. I...

Mine came with a portepotty that has hoses coming into the base of the cuddy then go to a Y valve and a deck mounted pump out on the starboard side. Also mine has a macerator pump. That's alot of plumbing for a portepotty. You'd see the hoses if you have them in the starboard storage area under...

My line does foul sometimes.

Hey guys, just thought I'd share some photos that are hiding in my computer. Let me know if you want to see more of the Pacific Northwest. Sekiu Washington, on the Straits of Juan De Fuca. September 2020. Fishing for Silver Salmon. Canada is 7.5 miles a way, the border is the middle of the...