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I found the solenoid. It is behind the switch panel at the helm. I removed it and cleaned it, and it's working fine. There was debris built up that was not allowing the seals to fully close.

Does anyone know the location for the windshield washer solenoid on a 2017 330 Express? The solenoid opens when the three way switch at the helm is pressed down to operate the wiper and the water spray. Mine seems to be stuck in a partially open position that allows water to keep spraying...

I don’t think the 33 or 36 ever used wood in the transom?

I can see that being the case, but I have a specific trip in mind where a dinghy is essential. If it’s that big a PITA, then I’ll list it on Craigslist after the trip

I bought the boat to use when anchoring overnight in a mooring field, or to power up to a restaurant dock that cannot accommodate a larger boat This boat weighs just 53lbs. The aft portion of the hardtop should have no problem supporting it, if I turn it upside down and tie it down sideways...

I just purchased a Zodiac Cadet 230 Aero (high pressure air floor) and Yamaha F2.5. They both store neatly (including oars, aluminum seat, and air pump) inside a Yeti 350 that I keep on the deck of my Express 330. I have not had a chance to use the inflatable yet, so I do not know how...

The Rocna 10 kg fits perfectly in the pulpit and has tremendous holding power there‘s a great thread on anchors for the 330 here: http://www.greatgrady.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17239

I have a four motor lift rated to 20,000 lbs for a 330 I like the 4 motors because of the ability to raise the bow independently of the stern, to angle the boat on the lift for better drainage

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I owned a 2001 Marlin and now a 2017 330 Express. The Marlin fished better (true walk around, livewell in transom, cut out transom seat on the 2001 allowed you to step up on the seat and work a fish around the motors), and got better fuel economy of 1.2-1.4mpg (330 gets 1.0-1.2) The 330 does...

My 2017 on trailer with open array radar is at least 14'. My dealer will only pick it up at one ramp close to them because it's taller than a tractor trailer.

The 40+ foot boat that grady has in the works will be a center console to go after whaler's 420

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Bow pulpit ripped off and the railing bent backwards

Use this thread to post any post-Irma photos of Grady Whites that weathered the storm... My 330 Express on the lift, Sunday September 10th at the height of the surge after the eye went right over my house: A Marco Island 330 that was not so lucky:

Do the new Gradys still use balsa coring, or is it all composite?

The sump pump pumps out the shower drain water The macerator empties the holding tank. Make sure the seacock is open before you press the pumpout button

I'd like to see a 33' or 37' Marlin. I owned a 30' Marlin, and now a 33' Express...but would trade the Express for a Marlin of similar size.