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I had mine done by a local marine fabric/canvas store for 350 per chair. they came out perfect but no logo. The logo was actually where mine began to tear so I was alright with that

If I recall the m 19 is on the outside etched in the stainless. I think the size is etched on the inside of the prop on the prop face that is toward the engine so u have to remove the prop to get the size

welcome - love hearing about that boat. Was wondering how the 36 with wide spread engine and thruster compares to the 55' Hatteras when backing into a slip.

Amazing condition for a 44 year old boat. welcome to the forum Tom

If the weight numbers work you will love the 4 stroke experience. 250 will give you all the power you will need on Seafarer.

Honda are great for our size boats - keeps my batteries charged,+ frig, hot water and TV running. it is also pretty quiet and can be run on an as need basis.

I am amazed how larger GWs have generator issues ranging from costly repairs to replacement. question for those with experience across inboard and outboard boats, are these issue inherent with having an onboard generator on a boat or does it have something to do with the GW design, placement or...

Welcome Blood - its a forum with a wealth of knowledge

sounds like a potential MONEY PIT - maintenance does matter Good Luck

yup - happened to me and it costs 56K to replace 2 engines. the year prior scoping showed no corrosion

got to get one of those - the sling can hold a couple of spare cans

Just had a total shoulder replacement (timed to be ready for boating season). I will probably be heading in during the week and a few beers are in my sights too for medicinal reasons!

The reason I knew is I had two quarters stuck in the first one last summer. I had to dismantle the electric flush to pry them out of the macerator blades :)

And don't forget the plug! :)

Not sue on the manuals either but the electric flush has a macerator at the head electric unit and the main one in the holding tank

if the head is good aside from the leaking back into the bowl, all you need to do is to replace a rubber valve called a joker valve. Replacing this will stop the back flow for several year. About 20 bucks

I had my seats redone last year and opted not to have the logo. On the original seats the logo was the first thing to wear out and the stitched fabric became the first area to develop small tears.

Vince is the power issue with just the tank level or is it with the tank level and the macerator / pumpout?

In line should be with a foot or 2 of the macerator

I love the 282 and have had both the Seafarer and Sailfish. Definitely some trade-off going bigger. I rarely take my SF out alone, the Seafarer that was pretty common. The Sailfish gives you extended offshore range and comfort but it come with a cost. Everything is basically 2x what you have...