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Bob Here in MN I'm done for the season> My Grady is parked in the shed until next April. I winterize by running motor to operating temp, drain oil and replace oil filter. After that is done, I restart the engine(per manual) let it run for 3-5 min. I then remove from water tank and trim the unit...

:hmm Bob, I don't know why they dont work. I have the rectangle dual feed muffs and they worked on my F-150 and F-115 motors. I too think if is a mater if fitting properly. Too loose a fit because of the radius of the lower unit? So the other day I just cut down a 55 gal drum and filled it...

Drum is 24" in dia. It flexes to the 26" needed, making it oblong. Yes it pees just fine like being in the lake! Mine was one i had left from anti freeze for in floor heat! Byron

:welcome Woody, I just winterized my F-250 today! I cut down a 55 gal. drum. It is 26 inches high and covers the cavatation plate. It is not large enough in diamater, but will shape itself as I lowered the motor into it, making it oblong. Worked great! Dont like the thought of putting her away...

I too, looking for the answer on which position!

Ouch! Must be some bad tubing. I'm sure your dealer will take care of that.

I have a 2009 205 with a F-250, personally I wouldn't want anything smaller. Perfect match! It took me a while to find this combo too. I believe they put a 150 on is to keep the cost down

Thanks Vic, how do you like your 225? We ended up buying a 2009 205 instead of a 225. I'm allready slightly regretting not getting a 225. :-|

My 2009 has one on the port side off the centerline of keel.

Well I found something that works way better, jjv's Best, pricy but the best. No elbow grease! :dance

Check with Hilton Head Boathouse, they had a nice custom one built and installed on a new 2011 225 when I was down there this winter!

If you get caught in a situation cleaning your hull, use a product called jjv 's Best, it is wonderfully without a lot of work!

Here in MN we have a lot of iron in the water, which leaves a brown colored stain. My Grady sits in the water and I pull it out every 3-4 weeks and work on the stain. I will try that cleaner on it.

This won't hurt the gel coat? :hmm

Sounds like you could have a couple of injectors going down.

Re: Looking for Recommendations for combination GPS / Fish F PM Sent!!!!

Re: Looking for Recommendations for combination GPS / Fish F New or used?

I've used denatured alcohol.

Frank, my mooring cover will be custom made using the Sunbrella fabric! It will have a ratchet for tightening the cover down. You will be able to put the ratchet on either the port or starboard side so one can cover the boat from the dock! My 205 DC will be in a wet slip all season here in MN...

Will these work for you! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Grady-White-Boa ... 105wt_1112