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I’ll double check the hoses but all were done when I did the tanks two years ago. That’s why I suspect the valve.

Single 250. Is it possible the valve can let air into the fuel system if bad? It’s a 29 year old valve.

Reviving an old thread. My 96 Voyager tank selection valve is “sloppy”. Loose handle when selecting tanks. Could it be sucking air? Main tank I have no issues but on the auxiliary my motor will buck at high RPMs. Checked fuel, drained filters and VST. No water or debris. Switch back to main and...

Go on YouTube and look up Fish bump tv. Joe Buskins has all kinds of fiberglass repair videos and he goes over the steps and materials you need.

Can you get a large EZ out inside the fitting and try to thread it out? Might save a lot of aggravation.

The Gulfstreams of that era are less likely to have moisture issues due to the transom design. Get a survey and decide from there.

Can you post pictures and price please.

Has anyone done the repair and can relay a real world cost? I was going to look at that same Marlin but curious as to how the repair would be executed and how they arrived at the 20-30k number?

Reviving an old thread, I know. Does anyone have first hand knowledge of cost to repair(approximately)?

https://longisland.craigslist.org/boa/d/brightwaters-grady-white-seafarer-with/7837192585.html Looks like a solid 228 for someone…

What model boat did it not fit on? Thanks.

I have the same setup with a 250 Honda. WOT is 43mph depending on seas. You would probably hit 46 if I had to guess.

Could be your fuel lines degrading from the inside out. Were they replaced with the tanks? Was there a switch from non ethanol to ethanol fuel? The ethanol will scour the tanks and lines and clog your filters.

Any of those boats are “tight” for overnights. It can be done, but living space is cramped and the water lapping up against the hull will keep you awake at night. Just my opinion.

Thanks. Not convinced it’s the same boat but I’ll see what I can find out. OP was pretty elusive about the details and the lingo used doesn’t match the age of the poster. Just an observation.

Never got a response.

Try wiping down with acetone. Will clean it up nicely. Be careful not to get the residue on the hull. Works well. Good luck.

I’m aware of the cost to ship. Have bought and shipped from Fla. in the past. Please send info and pics to Rtangler@sbcglobal.net or post on this thread. Thanks.

Pics and more information; hours/maintenace/ etc. Are you the original owner? Thanks.

I did the hoses few years ago. I know they are 1-1/2” but not sure on the length.