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Shannon, Did you try cropping the picture(s) you were trying to upload? I have to edit mine as my phone camera take large file pics. Good luck working on the trailer! Lee

Cool thread SMG!!

Nice boat Goose, Congrats!!

No doubt! I think my joke had poor comedic timing... I hope you enjoy your trip~ And still hoping for some good pics ;)

Those bars are where all you youngsters create Covid hotspots :eek: Please give us with some pics when you are able and be safe!!

My friend that made my cushions and installed last week said the exact same thing.

Pulled my bracket and engine off 5 years ago and had the Springfield engine bracket on my 228G powder coated. Wasn't too hard, was able to handle the job by myself. When you get to it, make sure you wet down a wood dowel with epoxy and apply to the holes in the transom where the bolts go...

Shannon, I have spider webs like that in many places on gelcoat, but my hull is '87. That is cosmetic in my opinion, but I cannot see where they lie on you transom because of the close up pic. Usually people grind down the hairline cracks using a dremel or similar and then refinish like so~

And don't know if you committed to a kicker yet, but it's sure nice to use the same brand as the main engine IMHO.

Correct Doc! I get 6.5-6.8 mph.

The alternator on the kicker will also charge the system if that ever happens. Same reason I opted for a pull start kicker that also has electric start and trim...worst case scenario.

Seasick, not to steal StoryTime's thread, but my mast light has never worked since I owned my 228. There are 3 prongs in the socket it goes into. Is there any way to test the light or the wiring at the socket the mast light goes in to? I'm not very good at figuring out wiring :(

I put in 240 pounds of sand up front too. Made the ride change like night and day ;) Beauties Holokai!

Sorry, can't get past how friggin good your new motors look :mad:

Nice HookUp!!

New phones take pics that are both amazing and large files. I usually have to crop every pic I post.

Yeah, 303 applied as soon as I marked my territory :eek:

Thanking my friend Jose who generously offered to make me a new set of cushions for my Seafarer. He used 3" foam for the jump seats and fish boxes to give more cushy for the tushy :eek: Been awaiting this for a while now, they turned out awesome! Edit: Seeing if I can get a 36" ruler made for...

I replaced mine not so long ago and it's nice to know there is an emergency reserve down below.

I really like windy, those Czech's are brilliant. Intellicast was also good too before it was taken over, now its garbage. I also use the NOAA forecasts for my area. You guys on the coasts can't be too careful.