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Your freshwater fill should be next to the rod holders, on the front of the transom livewell. Should be a silver cap.

Tabman - I didn't realize you frequented this board....in retrospect I should never have doubted it. :goodjob

Pop over to THT and either open a thread or send a PM to "Tabman". He is the reason for the legendary customer service.

I've had good luck with the TH Marine ones...and the pack with all the extras is still less expensive then buying just the ones you need from the GW dealer.

Domo is the deal. Me and fellow GG member jjp40 split a case every year. Two bottles will last me most of the season. He orders it and as I recall gets it within a couple of days via UPS Ground.

Run on "1" only...get battery "2" checked, and if it's dead, replace it. Don't take a chance on getting stuck.

Definitely a slide in ladder...and definitely not factory GW. From the factory, you would have a swim platform with folding ladder.

Penetrol will bring the fake wood back. Buy it at Lowes or Home Depot.

104 lbs for shipping? Good grief....

How many hours did you spend there? They loooooooove to talk :mrgreen: Great people to deal with....

Vero will ship...they have sent me plenty of items UPS.

315-668-2172 is Ameritool's phone number in NY. The GW part number is 10-196. Call Vero Marine (772-562-7922) and ask for Boo. He can take care of you.

Don't fill the tank. Treat with Sta-Bil, PRI-G, etc.... In the spring fill it with fresh fuel and then run everything through it. Batteries should come out unless you want to cut a seam in the shrink wrap. You want to charge them once a month. Remove cushions. Open hatches to air out...

On your brand new trailer? You may have something else going on....time to take it back and disassemble them....

I'm guessing the boat is on the trailer by now and you are headed west? Any updated pictures?

I've had good luck with Buff Magic, but you have to follow the instructions and work in small areas. Never tried the Pro Polish.

It still amazes me the way the Owens family does business: 1.) They hire labor from the work release programs in the Tampa Bay area. Yet they still are able to maintain their quality standards. 2.) They shut down from 12-1 every day for lunch. Literally, lock the gates. No phones, no...

I too dealt with Trailer Depot of Miami on a Continental some years back. They are good people. I'm curious...did you rent a truck in Miami or did you also buy a truck there, as well?

Continental makes a decent trailer and it should serve you well. I've owned two over the years and they did their job. Sounds like you've owned one before and therefore are comfortable getting another one. Are you going to FL first or are you having the trailer shipped to Boston?

I thought the weight might be light too, so I pulled up a 1994 brochure just to see. The 244 Explorer weighs 3400 dry or 3600 if it's got the bracket...add 500 for the motor and worst case another 1000 for fuel if it has both tanks. Even with a hardtop and gear you are probably in the...