Recent content by qdiver

Congrats Glen... she looks good. That's has to be at least 10,000 lbs to tow trailer and all.... :goodjob oh yea, now the fun begins...

Sounds like a productive trip, congrats.. Yes, I fish the Gulf also and the regs. are driving me crazy, you can't hardly keep up with the changes. :bang But will keep on keeping on, it's not just the fish you catch or get to keep but just getting out there and unplugging..

I'm all for going with an older boat, I could not afford a new one anyways if I wanted one. I bought my 93 Seafarer 2 years ago and had to do some repairs here & there but nothing major thank God. If your fairly handy you will be fine but if not go knewer... I did not get a survey as I'm fairly...

Hey LT, Thanks for the tip, yes I checked the wiring at the pick-up end and gauge end cut a piece off on both and reinstalled but still off. I'm not going to sweat it for now, when it cools down and I stay in more I will pull the hatch re-core it and replace the sender. That deck came out...

Hey Dave, That's a good observation being his is an 89 pre SeaV2 and mine is post and has the SeaV2 hull. Might make a difference, I got my dimensions from a Grady drawing also that I found online but it's dated 9/05/78 to fit 2250/22/23/24 and for all I know my actual tank dimensions might be a...

Hey Dale, Nice video, I had no problems loading it. She's riding nice, a solid boat. My 93 Seafarer also has the SeaV2 hull and I'v been in some solid 3/4' foot stuff and just had to back off the throttle, not the stuff I want to be in all the time but she can take it. I was going to go out this...

Congrats & welcome. Nice looking Grady, clean!! :welcome

That's a great combo, I am enjoying my Seafarer as it's my first Grady (my 5th boat) and it was my goal to get into a Grady as their reputation is bar none and yes they are tanks. My 22' has taken on some tough seas in the Gulf coming back in as the weather changes from one hour to another...

Hey Mac, Welcome to Grady ownership, I have the same Grady but a 1993, my main tank is 91 gallons and it's 62"L X 23"W X 14.5" deep I don't have the secondary tank but if it's original in your boat it should be a 56 gallon unit. You can go on the Grady White site, they have the original catalogs...

Great info Roberth, With your confirmation the WEMA will be the route I go. Put it this way, I have not heard any negatives on them and I like that clean plug/connector they have, should help keep some of the corrosion away. By the way I see you have an awesome set up / 92' Sailfish w newer...

Hey, that was good guy's and thanks for the feedback... Heading out Saturday morning as it's a full moon and red grouper is over Sept. 29 here in Fla. don't you hate all these federal/state restrictions .... yeezz But I guess we have to leave fish for our kids.. :bang

Hey Dennis, I went to the boat today and ran the checks you recommended. Sure enough the fuel gauge went to 0 when disconnected and full when grounding the (red wire in my case) sending wire. I should have mentioned that I do not have the Yamaha fuel gauge/MPH pod I just have the Yamaha RPM...

Hey Guys, I have a 93' Seafarer with the single 93 gallon tank that my fuel gauge is showing on the positive side. When I fuel her up all the way my gauge only shows a bit past 3/4 not full it's not a bad problem to have but I head out quite far offshore and not real comfortable with the gauge...

Hey Mike, good post on here about your fuel system/tank problems. I have a 93' Seafarer that my fuel gauge is showing on the positive side. When I fuel her up all the way my gauge only shows a bit past 3/4 full. Anyway's that's how I found your thread, good job the video was great I'm going to...

Hey doc & onoa, you are both right. This 91 did not have the SeaV2 hull... 92 was the first year. I went to see it this week She was not bad for a 91 w trailer he's asking $21,500 just not sure on the motors as they are 2002 fuel injected 250's ox 66 but no way of knowing the hours on them as he...