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Are you thinking about something like this? https://thmarinesupplies.com/products/lid-and-hatch-support-springs

"Great boat for it's size. It handles well, has plenty of room in the cockpit and is easily trailerable with an 8' 6" beam." I think you will find that the Seafarer has an 8 ft beam.

If you will take some spray Clorox Clean Up and spray the trim, let it sit for 15-30 minutes and rinse the trim will look like new. May take a second application, but no scrubbing. I just did the seats in my newly acquired GW 226 and they came out great. I also sprayed some on the trim like...

I have a GW 248. It is essentially the same as the GW 258. It has twin 150 2 strokes. It is not under powered at all. It will cruise at 27 MPH at 3600 RPM and hit 50 MPH at 5400 RPM. Very responsive in all ranges. It is for sale if you would want to consider that as an option.

HookUp, when you had yours done did they use 3 sections? That's what it looks like in the

John, You can't post that picture without telling us what's biting. Enjoy!!

Here is a picture of the bow of my 248. The two other GW's that I have had were continuous with no break. I think either way is acceptable.

Russ, the only difference between the two is the PVC and the 75" extends out further. If you find that the 60" are not as tall as you would like, then you can buy the PVC at Home Depot etc. and make it as tall as you would like.

Russ, you might take a look at C E Smith post guide ons. The make a 60" and 75" version. The steel post is 39" high in both cases.

Has anyone searched for and found the U-shaped tension bolt for the Pompanette seats? The one I have is frozen on and will not turn. I expect it to break when i force it. Thanks.

HookUp, That really looks great. Very well thought out. What is Azac?

"Agree, I have a couple of Igloo marine coolers (medium and large - not as large as the RTIC). They work as good as others if you ask me. The only negative is the lack of rubber feet. They slide all over the place." Fish, I'm sure you probably know that there are anti-skid mats that are...

In the brief research that I have done, it looks like finding a plastic tank to fit the opening will be the biggest obstacle. Its nice to think about but may not work for too many applications.

I have had 3 Wellcraft V-20's and a V-21. I went to the V-21 in part because it had a plastic fuel tank. That is a plus in my opinion.

Has anyone replaced their aluminum tank with a plastic one like the ones made by Moeller?

I added brakes to the trailer for the GW 248 that I got this spring. I had an awful time getting the brakes bled. I tried several times using different methods without any success. Finally I got a motive products power bleeder. I bought an extra cap for the actuator and installed a 1/4 x 1/4...

Russ did you finish bleeding the brakes?

I think that Boat Outfitters.com could duplicate that for you. You would have send it to them,but you could contact them to find out.

They look to be the cushions that go over the Live Well / storage compartments behind the helm and passenger seats.

I have one that I had made for my GW 248 Voyager. It turned out that I did not need it. I have it for sale in the classified section. Look for vent window. There is a picture that gives the dimensions to see if it might match your application. Let me know if you have any questions.