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Keywest, this link describes how those things work. Some of the newer systems that include the charcoal canisters and such may have caps that are more advanced than those described here. https://forums.iboats.com/threads/perko-vented-gas-caps-%E2%80%93-how-they-work-and-a-couple-of-tips.769236/

You haven't said if you have the electric steering or hydraulic steering. You need to inform the group what brand motors and what model motors to get some relevant responses.

If youre serious about anchoring, get rid of the rubber coated chain. It increases the buoyancy of the chain, hence its effectiveness is lessened. One option for the smaller Gradys is to cut out the mouth of the anchor locker under the hatch so you can put a larger plow type or claw type...

After bleaching the tank as described by Doc Stressor, put a section of flexible hose with no fitting on the end onto your garden hose and push it down the fill tube till it is in the bottom of the tank and turn the hose on full. That will stir things up good inside the tank and force the junk...

Any chance you have a mouse that took a liking to the Suzuki cable. Is it a big job to pull it out and check it? Set up your game camera looking at some goodies in the cockpit of your boat at night to see if you have a squatter.

How many of you were there? Also wondering if you checked the wind forecast before you cut her loose?

Once you dug your teeth into that project, I'll bet you were enjoying the challenge. Just goes to show that the old axiom was right. "If you want something done right..............."

Chris, transferring your waypoints to the new-to-you garmin is easy. You just put all your waypoints on an acceptable SD card in GPX format and insert the card into the Garmin. In Menu select "manage user data". Then depending on the model of your machine you will see "Merge Data" or "replace...

There should be a thumb screw such as this where that phillips screw is. You can buy various diameters, lengths and threads in stainless steel from many sources. Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware and McMaster and Carr.

I'm not sure if your model had white and red in the console light but it's an easy matter to just pop the lens off and you may see that the previous owner removed the white bulb or there is a burned out bulb in one socket.

It's sad times to read stories such as these. Hopefully, someone with some sway in their management can get things turned around before they die the Bayliner death.

I actually called them on Monday morning. It was about mid-day before a salesman called me back. He said they had a sea trial set up for later in the week. He said he would call me if the guy passed on it. I never have received a call and you say the ads are gone so the guy must have bought it.

It's pretty strange that they don't list the hours on the motors and there is no description, like is the trailer included.

If this was real, I would buy it today.

Hooked'......I am getting weary just reading about all your fine work and perseverance. I can't wait for splash day so I can rest.:)

One of the best things you can do to help with blood stains is hydrogen peroxide. Ideally, right after an event like a tuna frenzy catch slows down, spray hydrogen peroxide all over the cockpit and let it set for a few minutes and then rinse well. Retreat tough spots. It helps with dried stains...

Looks like a good article of conversation for your phone call to Grady White Boats.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monel

Thanks Barbender, Looking at things from that perspective, it is entirely possible that a guy could just wind up with an expensive funny-shaped anchor. The fact that I don't have one and the possibility it could end up being a real hair-pulling outcome makes me think I should take notice of the...

No point to doing that in my mind.