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So very welcome. Grateful for what you do here!! Lee

Stunning boat :eek:

I get the same file too big error on most of my pics. I crop them a bit using windows photos editor and they will work after fyi~

Having used 5200 and 4200 quite a bit on my boat, I prefer the 5200. For your application I would get the quick set (fast cure) that's in your link. I never had issues others spoke of on the removal of it when I needed to. Maybe just lucky, dunno. I get mine at West Marine, for convenience and...

Used to keep my boat down there in the winter 30 years back. Jigging for cod is fun except I lost a lot of tackle.

Nice Post! Used to to summer family reunions on the Cape. Miss it there....

That looks impressive and well crated!

What Ky said...I put a red arrow where my anti-siphon valve is located on my 228.Should be accessible through one of your 6" round inspection deck plates.

Roger that after pulling and totally redoing both deck plates my on my 228 a few years back. As far as PIA jobs it wasn't too bad except for the epoxy fumes. I used marine grade plywood and cut squares to size. Good job!

Update-Called Taylor Made, and then called Grady to get the part number. The boat is too old so there was no way for Taylor to locate the exact parts I need, but the person I spoke with referred me to George at Marine Glass Specialties in Florida. They bought a lot of older Grady Parts from...

Yep nice boat, have fun with this project :D

I had siliconed shut the passenger vent window of my '87 228 a few years ago. The PO had changed out the vent arm that was not OEM it didn't close. I decided to cut it open and get it working again. Part of OCD I guess o_O I had the original glass cut down a hair to fit the aluminum frame this...

Sorry to hear this, but good attitude about it!

Will go that route if the teak doesn't hold up. One thing I do like about the painted teak vs starboard is the wood grain and contours I can still see. Thanks for the suggestion ;)

Well thank you! Yeah, I got tired of staring at that old teak. Plus I keep my boat outside uncovered. Nice thing the painting can be done at home. My boat is an hour away.

Thank you Ky. I left the backs of the wood trim untreated teak, hoping whatever oil is left in the wood mitigates there. It's just nice having trim on again. That paint I used becomes hard as a rock when fully cured in 2 weeks, and impervious to weather according to manufacturer. Anyway, this...

Howdy Folks, I took off my 1987 teak trim last season as it was broken in a few places, and horribly weathered. Got used to no trim for a while then I tried to use teak oil on the rear rod holders bracket, and it looked horrible after I tried that route. I decided to paint it. Okay, so there...

1) Your screen name-leeccoll 2) Your first name-Lee 3) Year and Model of your Grady-1987 228 Seafarer 4) Year and make of your engine (engines)-2003 Honda BF200, 2016 Honda BF9.9

Ah, now I know. Good Catch. Thx Ky!

Nice post!