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Bosch , made in New Bern NC . Going shopping right now. :)

JMP, My guess would be that it's a little short on power. With that being said, Sea trial the boat with the same type of load you would normally operate it with and see how it does. I would not sea trial it light on gas, water tank empty and two people on board . load it down. The...

Regretfully forever :( However the new Grady dealer in the Wrightsville beach area is Atlantic marine. Do not know if they'll have the online store or not .

Does anyone have any reccomendations on a quality home dishwater. We currently have a Kenmore and am totally dissatisfied with it. It just does not do a good job at all. We've tried different detergents ,temperatures etc...... no help. Any ideas or models that are good at what they are...

I looked at a Reg. 23 at the Raleigh NC boat show several seasons ago. Nice looking boat . It had a flip down transom gate. The gatehad a 3/4" to 7/8" gap on the starboard side and about a 1/4" gap on the post side . When I brought this to the salesman attention, he basically just brushed me off...

Merry Christmas and Happy New year from NC Ya'll :D

This is your best option IMHO.http://www.floridamarinetanks.com/ They made the original tank more than likely and will fab. a direct replacement. It's cheaper in the long run to fix it one time right . Fuel tanks on boats are not to be taken lightly. Good luck on your revamping. :D Also...

The beam is the same 9' 6" . The running surface on the 282 extends all the way to the stern . That's the big diff.

Sounds like the pump is locked up . :(

Thanks Back at ya! :)

Heres a tip that might help on the edges. I've done this on plexi-glas before and don't see why it wouldn't work here . Try taking a butane torch and GENTLY heating the edge and the melting will turn the edge as smooth as glass. It doesn't take alot of heat and it'll turn super smooth. Of...

Recieved and duly noted :)

Just got back from the coast. My son (17) and I changed the t-stats water pumps , plugs , and lower unit grease on sat. Took it out sat afternoon and had a great little afternoon spanish trip. Bob ,fess up on the plugs :lol: "RAINMAKER"

I closed the deal last sat. on our new to us 282 SAILFISH. It's an 01' model with most of the bells and whistles, A/C, Furuno NAVNETwith 4KW 36nm radar, hot water,battery charger, 18' Lee juniors, auto pilot, Clarion stereo w/cd Icom 502........ the power is 200HP HPDI's with 570 hours on them...

WOW! :shock: that's alot of dough on what may be an unfishable forecast for a 24' anything!!!

I stripped my 24 Offshore using a product called Soy Strip. It was quite alot of work but I guess it depends on how bad you want it off. When I was done the only way you could tell it had ever been painted was by some paint (small amount) still around the bolts holding the engine bracket on...

AWLGRIP or IMRON. I'd go with AWLGRIP personally, but alot of folks like IMRON also.

Your sailfish is 25 ' with a 9'6" beam" . the offshore is 24'2" with an 8'0" beam and both are 20 degrees of deadrise at the transom. The Sailfish changed in 92 when it became a SEAV2 hull and the OFFSAHORE changed in 92 with the SEAV2 hull and became the Explorer. Hope this helps.

It's 20 degrees . My 87 that I had for 10 years was. I measured it with my degree finder.

Thanks for the advice. What I find is alot of times people just don't, or won't take care of their stuff. Kinda crazy to put out the amount of money it takes to have a nice boat and then neglect it.