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When mine gets really stained I sprinkle Cascade dish washing powder on and lightly spray it let it sit for a few minutes and the floor comes back to new condition. I just use it on the floor,

I do not see why the fix for the liner can't be done any where. I had them repair mine when I left it at the dealer for the winter.

I have a 2004 Sailfish and let my dealer know about cracks in the liner last fall. They took care of it no charge and it loooks perfect. I could not even find where the crackes were Hopefully it is permanent

I actually save a step by pumping the oil directly into a disposal container. It is a very clean way to drain the oil

That sound like a good idea I will try the hole in the filter solution. That should help drain the majority of the oil. You would think they could have come up with a more convenient location during the design phase

I change mine in the water using the dip stick. At first I used the manual pump but found it took too lond and the one I used leaked so I spent the extra cash and got the electric one/ It works quick and is very neat. It was a good investment for me as I use it on the mower, lawn tractor, snow...

I would consider the cost of outfitting your boat for a commercial tuna license first. You are required to have some pretty expensive safety gear. The rec license let's you keep mid size tuna and one giant a year. Unless you plan on selliing your catch you may be better off with a rec license...

I did the same last weekend and the finish is show room new. I had the the name from the original owner begin to show though during the winter(area where the old name application was less faded and you could make out the name) The clenaer did not remove it but when I applied the paste wax it...

Newer models weigh around 6,000 without engines , add fuel water and gear etc you are right where you should be.

I just got some from GW dealer. There are several different line widths and styles . Best to bring a sample. Hint it has two sides that have to be peeled off. The top skin comes off after you havre it applied to the boat hull Best to do it when warm

The drain on my fish box is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch higher than is shoud be and although it is not a big issue it does make clean up of the box tougher since there is always some residual remaing in the box. Has any one run into this and how did you correct?

I heard from someone the original were discolored due to a reaction to sun lotion? They gave me mine for free, worth a shot!

Grady dealers stock them too and they should be no charge. They are more rubber based than the originals. Problem is they grab your shirt squeezing buy on the tight quarters you have in the helm unless you are really thin! They look much better though

If you talking about the side window that opens and is held in place by plastic arm, there is a supplier located in Florida. A friend of mine recently got one for a 1985 22 foot Seafarer. It was around 50 bucks. He got the name from a GW dealer.

I do not understand why GW knowing there is a reputation issue would not provide what seems would be a relatively simple and inexpensive fix to this issue. As most on this site have a positive opinion of GWs we all know there are sites with quite a few more members that love to bash this brand...

Does anyone know if this was a design flaw of older models or is it something that is still ocuring?

I don't remeber the name- I think it was in Kingston Ma. I had the work done through Bayside Marine in Duxbury and they use this shop. Maybe someone out there knows the name?

Mosy of the GW dealers have good local fabricators that they deal with in replacing tanks

I don't have a picture but I remeber the post - it had a series of pictures to illustrate the job. It may have been from a poster who has been banned from the sight. I had the same work done to a Seafarer. The Plywood became delaminated and gave the panel a flexing feel. The fiberglass shop...

Gulfstream is a great boat. I had one with a single 225 and it would have been nice to have more power, but it got the job done without a problem. The twin 150s looks like a nice package. I have seen Gulfstreams with twin 200s and it looks like they may be a bit to heavy the way they sit on a...