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Catch 22 is correct. Operating temp/warm is an accurate indicator of compression readings. On a boat that size/value, I'm guessing some service records might be available, including psi readings from what is considered a "tune up" on an outboard engine. Good Luck.

Congrats on the move up :) . You're gonna miss the 23 :( Just kidding

Great pics. Does Grady, oh never mind. :)

Yep they look just like that. 3$ !!! I guess my dealer has to make some profit.lol

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The Grady site is excellent. I downloaded a pdf version of the owners manual before I found the ORIGINAL tucked away under the sink. Good Luck.

Look at the label on the tank from the manufacturer. He is located in FL and will ship you an exact replacement for your boat. I helped replace both tanks on a 1980 Offshore with OEM stuff. The job went very well. Grady provided some engineering drawings regarding getting the tanks/hoses out and...

I have purchased exact replacement switches from my local Grady dealer that fit and looked exactly like what came out. My brother in law helped me clean some minor corrosion and he said he could take it apart. Ya'll know the rest of the story, open it up and a spring pops out and well, Grady has...

Based on your discription, it sounds like the drain for the sink.

Welcome and you're gonna love this site too!!!

I too have always used BOTH on my twin engine/battery set-up on this and previous boats. Stonewall offers a good suggestion. I'll give it a try.

Mine too has failed. Thanks for all the tips. (especially the hammer part!!)

Both replies should answer your question. Prior to purchase I checked NADA and made my deal. Then got with my insurance agent and insured it for an agreed amount based on NADA and his guidlines for coverage. I carry an amount of coverage that would replace the boat with one just like her in...

I'd say a pair of 115's would be marginal power at best and if the sea state gets snotty the extra power would be worth the cost difference. As a general rule, stay as close to the rated HP as possible for best overall performance. I've had boats in the past that were under the rated HP and it...

I had the pleasure of helping replace fuel lines on a 1980 24 Offshore. After contacting Grady, they advised removing a small section of the bulkhead that the fuel line passes thru. This helps by providing more room to work and then replace the section. It worked. Hope this helps.

Well put Grady Crazy.

Welcome to the site. I have found it to be very informative and entertaining. Enjoy that new boat and good fishing to ya.

Glad to hear things went well :D . Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Hey Jack. I used an 18 gallon bladder on another boat and ran offshore until it was empty, rolled it up and put it away. It was a bit nerve wracking having 18 gallons of fuel in a rubber bag sitting in a motorwell and you're talking about 100 gallons? I'd think long and hard about that choice...