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I zoomed in on pics. Same boat, just added tower and changed registration from TX to CA. If you look at TX pic zoomed in, you can see the same anchor and the same LED light on front edge of the top. The tower pic is the same top but with a platform to stand on with the tower and Cali registration.

Yep, I agree. Running same on my 228 with F225 and this prop does great. Good price. It will also go on the F250, so anyone looking to go 4 blade, good opportunity.

Did the gallons change at some point? On my '04 228 the main is 92 and the auxiliary is 56.

That one and a 2005 282 for $30K are both scams, both in Cali.

I keep mine at home. Only manual I have on board is the one for the Simrad to figure out a function if needed.

How come you went 10"? You trying to clear other stuff mounted on hardtop?

If yours are like mine, there is a hole under the yellow rubber cover.

Fuzz,,,,, Ebay just now.

Excellent way to christen her in!! Congrats on the catch!! Makes you feel good knowing the new boat will raise fish.

Making memories, that's what it's all about!!!

On mine, I used a blend of Simple Green, bleach, and Dawn dish washing liquid for the first washing, after that I just spray down with Simple Green and hose it out.

The yellow handle or the extension? The extension is factory. I see them show up on Ebay from time to time or you can probably order from Grady-White. The yellow handle is on the seacock itself.

Yep, what others have said. Drill, bottom out, break out, repeat. Same way I did my Lewmar install last year.

This is what made Smoky strive to be cleaner.

You did good Smoky!! Appreciate the kind words of inspiration about my bilge. When I brought her home in '17 from her previous home in Florida, she was crying out for some love. Checking the pumps and cleaning the bilge was first on my list, to establish a baseline for what I had just bought...

Acetone and 303 for me.

Good decision! You may be in for a wait though. I'm repowering my 228 and been waiting on a new F250 since last September. I may see it by December of this year they say. I know my boat from top to bottom and I've pretty much redone it completely. It suits my needs well, so to me it's worth a...

This is what I have. Grappler Anchor. 5.5 pounds. Used on near shore reefs and a couple offshore reefs, 60 ft or so. Will probably switch to just rode, no chain.

West coast wind and current to deal with. I'm drifting on a lake, wind only, no current.

With what you're doing sounds like you are trolling, not drifting. Socks keep your speed down with big motor in gear.