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I have a 9.9 Yam 4 stroke on my 208 and it pushes it just fine. The bracket is a Panther Lift model 35

thats for the tips Bob i will check it out.

thanks for the reply. We just return from vacation and I have a chance to play with it. You are right, there is a pressure switch for the pump. Placing the hose in the front part of the splashwell seems to work ok. I am either going to leave it that way or get one of those self coiling hoses. Im...

too bad at least you found out in time to stay away from it!!!

been meaning to ask this... I just purchased this boat. The system has a connection for the hose and the switch for it in the splashwell which I thought was rather odd. Is this the factory location or was this an add-on? I bought one of those white, lightweight hoses for it, I just coiled...

depends on the price and your level of patience and the depth of your pocketbook. I think I would look around some for something else, unless he pretty much gave it to you. I voted on the $1000... we havent even addressed the trailer yet...

another thing to do is take a handle of a screwdriver and start lightly tapping the transom with it and listen to the noise it makes. Should be sharp, crisp sound. Tap everywhere, expecially around any bolts or screws in the transom (and everywhere else on the hull) and listen for that tone to...

Dont know how many of you fish for the silver bullets. This is from my first trip with the new Grady. We fished last Friday out of Erieau, Ont on lake Erie the first pic is me with a few... This is my buddy Kevin after our 1st one came aboard... [/img]

Looking at some of the photos, I thought I saw these on someones boat. I have a 1994 208. Do they make them for this boat and if so, how do I buy them? Through G\W? thanks

the other thing I saw no mention of, is are you sure all the ants are dead? Those things are nasty. You may need to get an exterminator to deal with them... one more thing... make sure you change the lower unit oil and your water pump impeller if it has not been done recently

I would worry more about the stringers and transom on it than the deck. You never know what those carpenter ants got into

my trailer was custom made for my boat so it has a good tie down system and the trailer frame ends at the transom. here is the bow http://usera.imagecave.com/system/showp ... zed.JPG&a= transom http://usera.imagecave.com/system/showp ... zed.JPG&a= As long as your tiedowns are...

Looks great and congrats from a fellow 208 owner! one thing though. I am not crazy about the trailer transom tiedowns. Looks like the trailer is too short.

you are right of course. I missed that sorry

could be that the torque tab (the little fin on the underside of the cavitation plate) needs adjusting. That little fin makes a huge difference in this

thanks for the reply. Seems I am getting close to what you are. After installing the fuel flow sensor, I get about 10-11 gph at 22 mph. I did not run it a lot so I am not quite sure but this figures to be in the same ballpark as the feedback I have been getting on this motor from the...

Guys- I am wondering what I should expect for fuel usage for my vessel. a little background- I purchased this boat last week. The owner told me there was about 1/4 of a tank in it. My old boat had about 20 gallons in it so I decided to transfer some over. After about 10 gallons (using...

Thanks for the nice comments guys. Makes me feel good about the purchase coming from people who really know these boats. Tuna Man- Yes it was kept in a garage. And you are correct about the kicker prop. Its big in circumference but has a real low pitch. Amigo- I will check on the anchor...

Hi guys. Just joined the Grady White owners fraternity. On Sat, I purchased a 1994 Adventure 208. Very nice shape, only 300 hrs on it. Here are a few pics. thanks [/img]