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Same on my 2008 Gulfstream - love the Burnewiins. Snap the riggers in and out so easy as well as snap in pacific pro pot puller, SS heavy duty rod holders for deep drop w/electrics, etc. etc.

Same to you Neighbor!!

Short answer YES! If you'll be happier, bigger grin, enjoy!! Having lost my wife to cancer this past winter, it has been reinforced to really enjoy the journey - no guarantee of reaching the finish line (whatever that is). Enjoy while you have the health and energy to do so!

This is probably the key you need https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074KXP4HV?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder_k0_1_8&amp=&crid=LUFVFMIPD7P5&amp=&sprefix=southco+

If it's the key I'm thinking it's both generic to that lock and I was able to overnight a set from Amazon.

FYI for those of you referencing this thread, you can also find the right lengths/strengths in a TalorMade shock BUT... They have plastic ends that can break and don't last as long as the all-SS Ameritool shocks

If replacing cup holders consider these - available in 0, 15, 30-degree and open bottom or drainage system bottom, round or angled flange. Super heavy duty SS - love them on my 232 Gulfstream and have a backing plate to adapt to cup holder holes. Still have the cup holder when cruising and pick...

"...not cheap, but its a rounding error in an annual boat budget" I didn't know boats had budgets LoL - no wonder I'm spending so much!!

The ameritool shocks are great because the clasps (that grab onto the ball mounts) are all stainless steel and last longer than the plastic clasps on the taylor made shocks. Taylor Made works just fine if you can't find the Ameritool ones in the correct length/strength. Don't skimp on the...

I did not use framing under the table but did go with 3/4” material. No flex and no warping so far over 2 seasons of heavy usage.

For the table I just used the nylon mounts rather than the $$. No issues with strength of the 3 hinges.

I'm super happy with my setup - gets LOTS of use as a rigging station, filet station, and lunch table. 2008 GS. I ordered the table custom sized from Boat Outfitters. I went as wide as I could while still leaving transom access to the swim step (starboard side) and remaining centered on the...

Fly by wire 200's - it's not just the cruise economy and top-end speed but the torque and power in the lower and mid range when you need it to position yourself in the waves and/or avoidance situations.

What kind of trailer brake system do you have? Irregardless of tow vehicle - that is where you're going to get your stopping power on the load. I have a 232 Gulfstream that weighs in about the same. Tow it with a 3/4 ton GMC that has a built in electric trailer brake system activating an...

A couple notes from my experience: The Ameritool struts are better than Taylor as they are fully SS as opposed to Taylor which have plastic ends which tend to break on occasion. 60# for sure but see you already found that out.

" I'll never sell my Gulfstream, boat is a mobile tank!" I'm with you there! With the twin 200's I feel like it's a 4-ton jet ski sometimes!

Twin 12" Garmins in my 08 GS. You may need to zoom in to see it but there's a 2-slot card reader on the left side of the screens as well.