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Very nice, Hard to imagine keeping the old panel and trusting it to be out on the sea after getting the new panel and knowing how great the update works. :hmm

Ive been on the water for a couple months now, here is a pic I took last week.

Earlier this week a large humpback whale breached infront of a GradyWhite in Campbell river BC, Canada and landed on the bow, estimated at 40tons of whale, It did put the driver of the boat through the windshild, BUT even with the Gradys hull being broken, the chambered design and all the...

Hi, the Sika flex is a plyable sealant in a tube, not sure what 5200 is, probably similar. its purpose in this case to so when you drill a hole in a perfectly good pod to attach the zink with a stainless nut/bolt, sea water will not work its way into that perfectly good pod and flood it...

I would put a zink on eash side of the pod, the blistering also might be from a fault in powder coating make sure your zink is physicaly attached to the boat, making contact , sounds odd, but people do put a stainless washer between them and then nullify the field and purpose. it has to be...

Hello, I can help you with this one. I am not only a grady owner but also an aluminum welder, the corosion will never end so long as there is the tinyest fleck of exposed aluminum in Salt water , so you need to put on a sacrificial zink anode , I have an all aluminum pod on my grady also and put...

Very nice, I have been looking at a pair of almost the identical seats for my Grady. nice to hear you like them so much :goodjob

when I got the panel it came with all the wires labeled at the end for the positives and had eye terminals on it and shrinktubed . with mine I put on a conection block and did run many new wires but not all. but you could cut them off and solder it, please dont use butt connectors,take the...

That looks Great. much nicer now. :nicethread Question for the room though. has anyone had one done up from Marine Aluminum? I am thinking about doing one on my 24 offshore and would just do one from Aluminum, would that upset the Grady "purists"? I have not seen one done yet in aluminum...

Hi, the panel is level on the bottom and the rockers are all level, might be the angle I took it at to make it look a bit offset, maybe the flash making shadows? but its level and straight. the stainless fittings and cups are personal preference, if you dont like them, dont use them, but thats...

Hello, I am in Victoria, 24ft offshore and am told its a gulf stream? but not 100% sure on that , I keep it on a trailer in my yard and sometimes at Oakbay marina, mostly fish outfront and the inside. if anyone wants to get together let me know. we plan to do some island camping on the boat and...

I wanted to put up a post about my newest upgrade on my 24 offshore Grady. she is my baby and I keep doing little upgrades and such. I do some chartering with the boat here on the west coast of Canada, I was not happy with the original wiring panel as I had pulled off the panel and the back of...

Thanks Grog, Im going to see a dealer who says he has some locally. Noel

Hi guys, Im looking for some advice, I have a mid 80s 24ft offshore with twin 1994 150hp Johnson Ocean runners, its like running a V12 Jag lol, I am looking at a 2004 250hp saltwater edition Merc. Its 50hp less than the combined twin motors, but also alot less fuel and im wondering if the...

Post a pic of your panel, I just ordered a very sweet custom panel with new rocker switches that should come this week, once I get mine in, you can have my old one if yours matches and you want it. Noel

:nicethread Great picts, I just bought a new to me 24 offshore and have started to tinker with it. Waiting to get it in the water is worse than being 5 years old the week before Christmas. Please keep the picts coming.

Very nice job :goodjob should post some on flea bay...

I got put on driving our crew boat last year, twin 502's 28ft welded alum, its like a tank, but now I bought my own 24 offshore grady with twin 150s find a slip with no boats in it and practice, but go out into the calm water, get your sterring straight and practice using the twins, like a tank...

I'm new to Grady Whites, but I would definatly mount it to the hard top poles, in fact Im going to liberate your idea and weld up some folding arms to do just about the exact thing you mentioned, I may be new to Grady's but not new to boating and I am an aluminum welder with many many years of...