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I need a set. There are stainless caps on ebay that look like ours not sure if it's the same guy. I haven't compared measurements yet. I couldn't find any from Taylor Marine.

Wow! That's a great deal. I believe it's about $350 new from Yamaha. That's why only the techs usually have it.

I believe that is a pretty generic code reader. Yamaha has their proprietary system and I believe you have to buy their software to read hrs, codes, etc. Great engine, keep the fuel real clean.

Well Dave, how'd the survey go?? Did you get an independent engine survey also? Are you a new owner? Yea, yea, yea....the 33 Express is hot looking but there is something to be said for the practicality of a walk around. It would be nice to see a shoot out between the 33 Express and the...

Yes, in my experience. This was known as the poor-man's twins. If the main engine breaks down the kicker will get you back. I believe that Tohatsu is very light, a great choice for a kicker. Are you rigging the steering off the main engine?

Wonder what made it blow? Hole in crankcase is usually from a connecting rod flying around after it breaks from a piston seizing. Only heard of that happening at high speed. Shouldn't have a problem finding a replacement, lots of OX66's out there.

I think you need to put a pump bulb between the kicker and the outlet on the fuel filter. The first time of use, you might have to bleed air out of the line. The fuel pump on the kicker should pick up the fuel from there.

Ok, what engine?

Wonder what year? I've never heard of this happening on anything from the late nineties.

Check the classified. There's a guy selling a '98-'99 Marlin in the New England area really cheap. Believe it was because of health reasons. It was bumped a couple times and I'm not sure if it's still available.

Might want to call Grady direct. There's also a huge marine accessory discounter in Florida that has tons of swim platforms.

I had the factory issued swim platform. Yea, that and the attached fold down ladder Iook a little cheesy but it was attached to the transom with large bolts and never loosened or cracked. I see these all over the place and it's probably a generic thing available anywhere. I added trim tabs...

I had a marine guy do mine. Forgot the cost, thinking $400. I couldn't find anybody that would put the OEM mesh in the bottom so they drain. In lieu of that I had my guy install brass grommets about every 24" on the bottom. Do not let anybody tell you drains aren't required. Without drains...

Thanks Brian, especially about the factory recommended Colorite. The stuff is extremely expensive and I was just getting ready to place an order! How did you save the red stripe, mask it? Honestly, from the pic the color doesn't look all that bad! Wonder if the transition would be smoother...

I think the best solution is a fresh water head conversion. Yea, a little pricey, but once it's done you don't have to stand there and watch the wife go through the drill whenever she uses the head. Push the button and done. Let's face it, the head is mostly for the women right?

Been putting this off for several seasons. I just searched and was surprised there isn't more activity on this subject. Please advise best brand of primer and top coat. Also a good procedure, prep, etc. I'm reading that the zinc primer should be tacky when applying the top coat. Wives-tale...

Am I invited?? Up here on the fresh water Susquehanna. Like to participate in some activities. Please send info to: p.troy.1@hotmail.com

Ok, how we doing with the pics. Gotta see the windows glassed in. When you installed the larger AC unit where did you cut the hole to supply the helm? Never seen the big Zukes on a Grady. How's the performance and are the scuppers under water?

Nice! How's it powered and where are you keeping it?

I'm late chiming in as usual. There are some guys that use an external pump and Y-valve. Search ahill, remember seeing his photos of the job. To me it looked to be too much a PIA and, and, by the time you buy all the parts, the price may approach a new pump. I just sent mine out to be...