Recent content by dstarok

Also look here ….. https://marketingmaterials.gradywhite.com/electronic-media/owners-manuals/?wpdf_download_file=L3Zhci93d3cvdmhvc3RzL2dyYWR5d2hpdGUuY29tL21hcmtldGluZ21hdGVyaWFscy93cC1jb250ZW50L3VwbG9hZHMvZG9jdW1lbnRzL21hbnVhbHMvMTk4MHMvMTk4NC8xOTg0LU93bmVycy5wZGY%3D

This is for my boat

https://www.gradywhite.com/brochure/archived-brochures/ Should have the info you’re looking for. Edit…. I thought this was where I got the wiring diagram for my 1989 25’ Sailfish, but I see that’s not accurate. I must have called customer service, and they were able to provide the diagrams for...

Done! Thank you for the great site. I’ve been a greatgrady captain for many years. Glad to help keep it going!

https://a.co/d/c23RpVJ These work for me - last a couple years outdoors

Agreed. After using boat I spray all over motors with salt away and then spray liberally with Corrosion X every couple trips.

I’m no expert, but since no one else is replying, I would probably drill a few holes back where the fiberglass isn’t cracked. You might find the wood is wet pretty far back. Since it’s already accessible, you could expose the wet wood, remove and replace, and re-Fibefglass. But if, like...

Jen-u-ine Grady

After you acquire some tools, some advice....I spray my tools liberally with WD40 and keep a thin cloth soaked with wd40 in the tool container. Relatively inexpensive tools can last a long time like this. I've not found any that are truly rust proof in salt water environment unless protected and...

Try contacting customer service, I believe they were able to clarify the sizes on all mine on my ‘89 Sailfish

If you aren't installing the foot switches next to the windless, amazon has a remote control that I have purchased and installed. Its only about $41 and works great. Definitely nice to have if you're having any trouble raising your anchor. The Lewmar version is about $350-$400...

Would you share where in Florida and who your agent is?

Rule of thumb- divide the hp by 10, that’s about what you will burn gallons per hour at wide open. Since you probably won’t be running wide open all day, that should keep you from running out of fuel at least.

I don’t know how old your boat is, but if you have 2 strokes bring extra oil, and try to check oil consumption vs gas consumption after your trip. Hopefully you have checked or replaced your thru hulls, if you can see any that are below the waterline from inside the boat, take a look to see if...

Quit looking in there. ;)