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Hookup: Nice! Does it slide onto your existing pedestal?

In answer to RobboNJ's question: I bought one helm seat directly from Pompanette in 2019. Couldn't buy it in Grady's color because that is available only to Grady. I bought the Evolution seat for $1,736, with tax and some other fees in 2019 prices. It did not include shipping because I live...

Robbo: Dont' want to hijack this thread, so I'll start a new thread just to answer this question.

Also following with great interest! FWIW, my dealer replaced with the vinyl bang cap about 6 months ago and mentioned no problems getting it then. Wonder what happened since? Good luck with the remake and I hope all looks good when the old bang cap comes off.

A quick call to Grady should give you an answer you can rely on. They are really good at such things. They even helped me track down the right Bennett trim tab part number for my 2007 Sailfish. Or if your seats are made by Pompanette, you can get an answer from them as well. You can likely even...

I have made a mistake. My hinges are not like those on the Overnighter. Apparently, I'm getting my past Grady's confused with current. Still, I went to the nearby BOW, but, unfortunately, they did not have anything like that shown in the photo for the Overnighter. I'm sorry to have sounded like...

Its actually BOW.com. But I looked on their site and couldn't find them either. I will try to get by there over the next few days and see if they have any. Rob

I found replacements at Boat Owner's Warehouse. I don't believe they were the same brand as Grady used originally, but they were an exact fit. Unfortunately, BOW's website is difficult to navigate and doesn't necessarily reflect what you find in the store. Rob

FWIW... I had a hard time accessing the screws without tearing the dried out bolsters. Finally I figured out that I was getting the darn things off to have them redone and tore whatever tore to get to the screws.

JLR: Thanks for adding the closure. Checking for chafing(?) in the middle of a wire run is not something I want to add to my regular checklist!

Cody: Nice looking 258. I'm curious. What props are you running on your Journey? Tx, Rob

Best price I found was from Boat and RV Accessories on eBay. You can put it in your wish list and the next day they offer you 5% off, as many sellers seem to do there. Unfortunately, I only found those with a white ABS plastic handle. Would have preferred black.

If you have the square gauges: Next time the 'check engine' is flashing, hold down the Mode button on the tach for that engine for ten seconds. That should give you a number. From there you can look that number up and learn what the ECU thinks the problem is. If the engine is dropping rpms, it...

Thanks to everyone who commented. Actually, I felt the same way as Trapper we I did the Great Loop and got to see so many other's "boating back yards". We've been so busy with family travel, I haven't had a chance to run the boat to see if that second "check Engine" / Cam Position Sensor code...

Wow. You do nice work.

JLR: Sounding like you're the only person on the forum with a 283 with power steering! Just writing to say that you can replace the two ten-year-old pumps, when you find them, with one unit made by Dometic that serves both purposes. SeaStar PA6010 Hydraulic Steering Power Assist and Autopilot...

Ekea: When you get to planning that trip, many people here can give recommendations on where to stay. Typically, the last week in July is Lobster Mini Season followed by the opening of the regular season. You most definitely want to avoid mini-season. It gets crazy and prices triple. We used to...

Congrats! You're half way there. How do hoses, clamps, wiring and duct-work look?

Thursday: Bill Clark Marine is a Yamaha dealer located within our marina. So I tell them about the starboard engine saga, which began with a Cam Position Sensor Code and ended up with both engine's cooling systems being thoroughly cleaned. Then the port 'Check Engine' flashing at 4,000 rpm...

Tuesday: Not quite O-dark-thirty, but we get a sunrise start. I love the boat ride up Barnes Sound and Florida Bay at sunrise. Unfortunately, I didn't think to get any pictures. We have a long ride home, so I'm cruising at 4,000 rpm and 30 MPH up Florida Bay on a pretty heavily loaded boat...