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That would be a no. I don't care for bottom paint on a trailered boat.

Pretty much what I did. Being a saltwater boat it had some things needing attention and I've worked through all that. It has good bones and now I'm waiting on the dealer to call me for my repower when the motor arrives. I had planned all along to repower, but really didn't get in a hurry as I...

I've got a tear drop for my wife. She prefers that over sitting in companion chair while we're running.

Decided to go with the Simrad HS60 and replace my Point-1 GPS antenna. Simpler installation and just have one piece to deal with. Considered the Precision-9, but had to find a location to mount it.

Let's start with what's in it now???

Nothing wrong with dreaming about a custom trailer for a nice boat. That was swell of Uncle Joe to do that for you. Make your travels to the Keys this year that much better.

Outriggers,,,

For my tandem trailer I have one of these. Pull or back up good tire onto it and replace flat or bearings. Left over from my horse trailer days.

Reach out to Lee at A&J and see if she will make you a custom one. Tell her what you're looking for, she might be able to help. Worth a shot.

If no one chimes in, I'll be picking mine up hopefully by the end of the month or first part of next and I can measure mine for you.

Here's my '04 228 hatch number.

Leave your panel off and go take a run. Un-crimp them and see which one is flowing water. Your speedo works off water pressure from the pitot opening on leading edge of your lower unit. You can get a splice and put in if your hose is split and reconnect to the back of the speedo.

Good luck with the new ride!!

That would make that hose have water in it if pitot tube is off/cracked behind speedo.

This hose?? Think all that is, is the drain for the electronics box at the helm. Make sure you don't have any water sloshing around in there.

This came in this week. Sea-Scan 4" aft leaning radar mount. This should get the Halo 24 beam above my other stuff on the hardtop but not be overly tall. Slowly gathering parts for the radar install.

I have a 228 I rescued from it's saltwater life and trailer everywhere from Kentucky. We fish Erie, Santee-Cooper in SC, and play down in Florida with it. You can find some freshwater Grady's but it's hard.

I've got two 27's in my port box for trolling motor. 31's would be tight. The battery tray pic is before I had put all the hoses back in. Got small once those went in.

Personal preference here. You have the height above it with radar on pedestal, I'd mount it right side up on the flat in front of radar.

Are you running radar also? Dome or array? If running a dome and it's mounted on a pedestal, the beam should clear the FLIR. If mounted upside down, I think you need software to flip the image over. The newer FLIR's may auto correct in which ever position it's mounted, not sure though. I Googled...