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What's the diameter of your prop?

Hull is a 95, with a hardtop, F200 4 cyl. 4 stroke. O n the west coast we can almost never run wot due to water conditions......25 mph is typical cruise speed. Think I'm tacking around 4000 to 4200 now at that sp eed.

Thank you......I have a Yamaha Reliance.....best I could get I think.....want to buy a cheap 15.25 X 15 to see the difference....what do u think?

engine and prop 3 years old. Hull perfect,trimmed correctly, load is usually 2 guys and fishing gear, no damage to prop. Thinking I didn't choose the optimum prop for this engine

208 with an F200. Currently running a 17 X 14 1/4. Can only get 5300 or 5400 rpm max. What prop would get me to the recommended 5800-6000 range and what would be given up?

Hmmm...1" thick and 31/2" wide....some serious cutting there.....good option thou....thanks for the info

95 208, recently Repowered with an F200. When running along, when you grab the wheel ( stainless stock Grady) and your hands are wet and you have a cut somewhere on that hand, you get an electrical zap...a good one, not just a tingle. Dry hands, cut or no cut, no problem . No electrical...

I have a 95 208 with the Yamaha F200 4cyl. 4 stroke. The engine was built for older hulls that need repowering. It's a perfect match....performance, weight and the fuel economy will make you very happy compared to the old 2 stroke

Go to tips and modifications page..click on "plastic wood trim looks lousy".... Lots of thing there as a fix and you can see what I did to fix it.....almost 8000 views

Yes, hardtop, full canvas and a 9.9 kicker. Suzuki would be the only other engine I would look at closely

I have the F200XB (4 cyl) on my 208. It's fabulous....plenty of power, no weight issues, great fuel economy.... doubled my range over the old 175 2 stroke, top end about 45 mph, which like you I don't care about. I'd do it again....go for it!

I didn't do anything under the hard top or around the helm...still in good shape. Sanding in place had to be tough. I added a coat of polyurathane over the top of the vanish for added durability. Post a pic of what you did...love to see.

Interesting..826 views and no comments....anyone else try fix? Just curious

Site won't let me post a pic.....pm me if you want

I have exactly the same boat and setup.....works great....use it all the time trolling salmon. Adventure Marine type bracket the only way to go.....see if I can post a pic.

Here's a daylight shot....reworked trim very close to trim around the helm which was untouched as you can see next to helm seat. Cheap easy fix.

Ok.....done. I think it looks good....very close color wise to the trim around the helm area, which is still in good shape. Cheap fix....cost: $12 for new screws and some time

Ok....got sick and tried of looking at the faded, sunburned duratrim. Seemed like finding a suitable product to replace it was going to be difficult. I like what a lot of you guys did, so decided to take it all off. I sanded off the ugly wood grain to see what was...

If you sand off the phoney wood decal, what's underneath?

My 95 208 wouldn't fill completely. I have an aluminum tank. Problem is the filler and the vent are at the front of the tank. If the boat on the trailer is low in front or even level, it's impossible to fill. I reconfigured the trailer bunks so that the boat sits bow hi on the trailer....problem...