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Hello everyone, Lot of unexpected life this summer. I still have fuel in my boat from last october and want to drain it all out before I wrap her for the winter. Anybody have recommendations for easiest way to do this? I have a gulfsteam with 2 tanks. Thanks, Greg

Hello, Will my 1999 yamaha 250 ox66 controls work with a 2016 f300? S250txrx is the old motor f300xca is the new motor. I'd prefer to get new controls regardless, is there a place I can look up which controls would be best? Thanks! Greg

Hello, I am looking at a used 2016 F300 in the boston area. Any recommendations for a Yamaha Mechanic I could pay to look at the motor? It is not in the water/on a boat. If not, anything I should look for? I am mechanically inclined but thats been working on my ox66 250 which is a lot...

Hello! My 1998 gulfstream has a bracket full of water. The deck cap on the bracket is toast - anyone have recommendations on where to find a replacement?

Hello, I have an opportunity to get a used 2018 mercury Verado 350. I have a '98 232 with a single OX66 on grady drive. Has anyone done a similar conversion? 350 too much? Its what the placard says is max but I haven't seen any (of this vintage) above 300 for single. Weight dif ~200, not sure...

1996 Grady White Seafarer 226 with 1999 200hp ox66 fuel injection. Engine: 2 year-old Yamaha lower unit. New filters, thermostats, low-pressure fuel pumps this season. Runs wonderfully, 5600 rpm at WOT (Got it to 38mph on GPS will full tank and 5 ppl). Boat is in great shape, some hardtop and...

Hello! I am currently in a 1996 226. It's a great boat but I feel the notched transom is a ticking time bomb! a 1998 232 is for sale nearby with a single 250 ox66. I have thought of moving up to a 232 and staying there for a while but think a 2 motor setup would be more ideal. Any opinions? 2...

Hello, Long shot! Any know the measurements of the '96 226 seafarer hatches. It should be the same 93-99... A kind member on this forum may have some available but my boats wrapped up for the winter. Thanks, Greg