Owner operator manual for Seaswirl 250

[curtdad]

I found a link 8 months ago to purchase a complete owner manual for my 250 and since cannot find it again...I can download a free 65 page manual for my 1990 2150 Bayliner but can't find one for my Seaswirl...any ideas would be appreciated

 

[Chris1956]

There is a SeaSwirl owners club (SOC) forum. They may have the info. Seastriper.com was the link, but I think they moved to a facebook only site.

 

[curtdad]

Thanks for the response

 

[Scott Danforth]

Bayliner and searay are one of the only few manufacturers that have a manual (there are less than 10). Most do not. They probably never did

 

[curtdad]

Appreciate the feedback

 

[DeepCMark58A]

I have the original manual for my Mastercraft, it is worthless one would think the manual would include part numbers on fuel filters, etc, nope.

 

[Lou C]

My Four Winns came with an OMC manual for the engine and drive, which is actually pretty good. FW did have manuals on line that were probably included with new boats that had things like safety information, wiring diagrams etc. They even had detailed trailer specs, for the trailers they had made for each model, with metal gauge sizes, axle capacity, tire size, brake size etc. I used their specs when I rebuilt my old generic Load Rite.

 

[curtdad]

My Four Winns came with an OMC manual for the engine and drive, which is actually pretty good. FW did have manuals on line that were probably included with new boats that had things like safety information, wiring diagrams etc. They even had detailed trailer specs, for the trailers they had made for each model, with metal gauge sizes, axle capacity, tire size, brake size etc. I used their specs when I rebuilt my old generic Load Rite.

You are among the lucky ones, I can still get complete owners operator manual for our 1990 Bayliner but not a single thing for our 250...

 

[Chris1956]

The nice thing about the SOC is that there are folks there who have owned and worked on SeaSwirl boats and know them quite well. They have knowledge that is much more useful than a boat owners manual.

 

[curtdad]

Thanks for that but I got a very poor reception when I joined the group...first comment was I didn't own a stripper. I really don't need advice as I do all my own work but schematics would be hugely helpful

 

[Scott Danforth]

a list of boat brands that have manuals is listed here https://forums.iboats.com/threads/boat-manuals-owners-manuals.770690/

I really don't need advice as I do all my own work but schematics would be hugely helpful

90% of the schematic is in the motor manual. so I would suggest looking up the volvo or merc manual and looking at the schematic there which includes all motor related gauges, etc.

you just wont have the lighting or horn schematic, but that stuff is easy enough to go thru.

 

[curtdad]

Thank you...I will pursue that