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GRADY WHITE NEEDS TO BE MADE AWARE OF THESE DEFECTS. IF THEY CARED, THEY WOULD MONITOR THIS SITE.

Im a little pissed. We pAY ALOT OF MONEY FOR THESE GRADY WHITES AND i too had problems with the hull delimitation. Cost me 6,000 but it left a bitter taste in my mouth because i am now looking to buy a bigger boat and quite frankly, i'm not sure if i will buy another Grady White. I'm...

My ‘91 24’ Offshore. Fish Ft Pierce offshore, Keys and occasionally Walkers Cay area

NICE BOAT, LOTS OF TEAK TO CLEAN, SUPRISINGLY ITS NOT A REAL DEEP V HULL HOWEVER THAT 9'6" BEAM IS A REAL BLESSING. I'M IN VERO, HOW MUCH THEY ASKING. THE ENGINES MUST BE REALLY TIRED AS YOU MENTIONED NOTHING ABOUT THEM. UNLESS THEY ARE BLOWN, A COMPRESSION CHECK, VISUAL INSPECTION OF...

I don’t think that most of these folks following this site really have an idea of what the sea can do.

Oh brother! You HAVE been there. It can be terrifying. The ocean really has no concience

Been in seas that rough before but not in a 24’ boat

Sorry 24 Offshore

After further review, this could have been originally powered as a Grady Drive which was a 205hp OMC on a specialized power bracket. I speculate this because that bracket on the transom was not Grady White. They originally used a Springfield bracket. It’s all been refitted to accommodate...

I have a 91 24’ Seafarer Crossing GULFSTREAM coming back to Florida from Grand Cay, next to Walkers Cay. Unseasonably north wind blowing in June made Stream stand up like a wall. Life jackets on EPIRB in hand, easily 12’ seas. boat had damage but dam it, it brought us home safely. God Bless...

That teak in the gunwale tells me for sure it might be in the 84 - 88 vintage. Wonder why you can’t simply look on the transom for the last two digits indicating the year. As already pointed out

I think it could easily be a 1989. They made a atournament model in 89 in 22 and 24’. Plus, the teak rod storage in gunnwale tells me it’s around ‘89 cause they changed that teak for different material about 1990

PS: do not use glass fuses, use spade fuse application. I used glass but should have opted for spade fuses

Most likely it is a two way switch designed to take a reading on both tanks. You didn’t say what size your boat is but back in that day anything 22’ and larger had an option for dual fuel tanks. They just used the same switch for a single fuel tank application. I too replaced my switch panel...

Electrical

Smart Reply! Never buy after market electrician. Could not understand your first problem

PS: I have a Grady Drive on my 24’ and things are a little different