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I had a similar issue where it ended up being a bad connection. At the end of the season in 2023, I went out and took the boat off the buoy for the year and it wouldn't start. Replaced the batteries, brought the boat in without any further issues. Next season in the spring/early summer of 2024...

Congrats! Great looking boat, enjoy it!

First of all, it seems like you're being a bit more confrontational here than I ever was. Second, I'm not sure what kind of crap you're referring to in regard to my comments? I thought my comments were very neutral and even gave the OP a good deal of advice by suggesting to him that he should...

If you have a side dock, are they not able to climb over the gunwale and onto the dock that way? I think that would probably be the easiest and safest way of going about doing it. If not, there are lots of guys who use an electric trolling motor up front on the bow and cut the bow rail...

I'm assuming it must be a lack of sales thing, as I can't imagine they'd discontinue a model that's been around for almost 40 years now, especially if it makes them a considerable amount of profit/sales every year. Which is interesting because I see 226/228 Seafarer's and 232 Gulfstream's quite...

Per the Sharrow website, it says that every order comes with a 30 day satisfaction guarantee. I'm not exactly sure what is included in those requirements or if there is a return/restocking fee or whatnot, but it does sound like they'll give you your money back if you're not happy with the...

I'd pass on the turbo swing as well, considering that they're a minimum of $750 on up to over $1,400, depending on which one you get. I would instead buy a towing harness, like something linked below, and then attach whatever tow rope you want to use to that. That way, you can just use the...

I admittedly have no knowledge or experience with the boat model in question but per the Grady White website... if yours has the sun platform insert with the cushion, you could use that and sleep up in the bow of the boat. I imagine that is likely going to be one of your better options...

My uncle used to think the same thing about boating... he wanted a 30'+ boat so that he could have the entire family out and fishing on it. I mentioned to him a couple of times while he was looking for a boat to buy that with different schedules and everything else, it's likely pretty rare that...

That's the same one that I have on my boat as well. Also available on Amazon...

I guess that's where we differ as I just don't see the need to add a custom pilothouse to a GW for up here in the Puget Sound area. I'm admittedly much more of a fair-weather fisherman in that if it's freezing cold, there's 15+ mph winds, really bad chop, etc... I'm likely going to stay home for...

The only boats that I can think of in the 22'-23' range that will have a full pilothouse would be a Parker 2320, Sea Sport, Defiance, Arima and so forth. I like the look of the Parker and the Defiance boats, but I've heard they can pound quite badly, especially if you get a Parker that's a...

I agree in part with the models. I'm assuming that GW likely wasn't selling enough units to justify continuing production of them. Which is interesting because the 282 Sailfish seems like a really popular model. Out here in the Seattle area/PNW, almost everyone has a walkaround style of boat for...

If you hover over the person's avatar/profile picture with your mouse, you can see their last login date. Of which theirs was shortly after making this post in February of 2022, or just over 3 years ago. Making me assume that they likely went in a different route.

Grady White still offers what appears to be the same looking ski pylon today on their 180 Fisherman model. I'd call up your local Grady White dealership and see if you can order one, which again if they're still using them on their current boats, I imagine you'd be able to order one brand new...

If you’re only up for deciding between Suzuki or Honda only, I’d go twin Suzuki 140’s with their digital throttle controls. They’ll weigh the least at around 410-420 lbs a piece. If you’re considering other brands, Mercury makes their FourStroke series 115 and it only weighs 359 lbs a piece. I...

A couple different things would be that... A. It's possible someone has swapped out the scupper drains themselves, though probably not. B. If the drain hole is 1 5/8" you wouldn't want something that's the exact same size as it would never seal or fully open all the way. Which is why I believe...

Yeah, those look like they've seen better days. In regards to the ones in the cockpit, if your boat is anything like mine they've got the ones with the one solid bar going through the center of them, pictured in the first link below. I think your best bet would be to replace them with something...

I didn't realize they came with a plaque like that from the factory. I'd post a picture of it on here as well as measure it out, then I'd contact someone like this on Etsy, send them a picture and the dimensions of your plaque and see if they can make a replacement for you. Yours I'm guessing is...

A link to your Craigslist ad, for those that might want to see some more pictures. Good luck with the sale https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/boa/d/marblehead-2002-grady-white-adventure/7846687687.html