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I believe 2 different issues and not related .... I would post this on the Boats.net Yamaha Forum ... There are a couple guys there that are pretty sharp .. one is a little nicer than the other !! LOL .... for my 2 cents , I will weigh in on the starter issue... The "click" is the solenoid...

on another note>>>>>> When I was hunting for the 2007 Marlin, I looked at a Boston whaler Conquest .... I seam to recall that the AC unit was installed under the v- bunk in the bow

Where did grady actually install AC and hot water heater on the sailfish ?? My marlin has AC behind the cabin stairs and is accessed by removing the fridge.... the HW heater and fresh water pump are located under the helm chair ( both 2001 and 2007 models) I have had the AC unit in and...

What am i missing here ???? Why not install the AC ( Mermaid as described) in the area behind the steps and keep the fridge ????

for what its worth >> 2007 Marlin>> I mounted a remote control spotlight on TOP of the bow pulpit, forward of the anchor .... this eliminated the glare caused by mounting on the hardtop .... I used a wireless type remote light made by Marinco and am very happy with it . the only wiring...

Starter for Fischer Panda 4200 ... very little use off a Generator with about 100 hours ... used in working condition>> guaranteed to work as it should ... part # AEZ 1508 .... $100 in NJ or shipped for $120 .... text 201-206-2223

I got tired of going into the tank and freeing up the pump .... a really stupid design ..... if i recall there was a threaded fitting on the top side of the tank ... i installed a pvc piece of pipe into that port and connected a Jabsco maserator pump using the existing discharge hose on one end...

Too bad you couldn't get the same treatment that Trump and Giuliani got.... Hope u feel better

Hi ... I am always browsing boats ....LOL !! I ran across this '89 Marlin... If the pictures are recent, it shows as a very nice boat , asking $25K , almost a no brainer if it fits what you're looking for ...

Question .... the year Marlins you are talking about, like my 2007 , were rated for twin250's ..... did that become an issue or liability for the dealer hanging those engines or with the boat insurance company ????

Saw a 248 the other day .....same transom design ....had a 30'' motor on it

I am curious to see what the demand is for the new 251 coastal explorer ... shallow draft, low gunnels, "bay boat " In looking at the pictures above, PNW, I don't see any CC's or DC's !!! LOL They must all be out fishing !!!!

Follow the market ..... Grady got to this point for leading the market, not following !!! Offer a well made product and offer a product that everyone else doesn't make..... The market is flooded with manufacturers producing CC's and DC's .... Highly competitive...... Grady has pulled...

I wonder if by catering to the market, they are loosing a big part of the market .... They have eliminated the 24-26 foot WAC market from their product line. The 20 over nighter was my first WAC .. then the 24 offshore... and now a marlin300.... The 258 Journey was a great model to fill that...

In reference to the post about the air conditioner ...... I thought I was going to have to replace my original Marine Airrr unit ... After a LOT of research , I found that the best fit was as you installed.... Mermaid 9K BTU ( I wound up repairing the old unit ..) The Mermaid unit fits the...

Both my 2001 and 2007 Marlins had the isotherm 49 factory installed ....

Unless I read it wrong, bit it seams that Grady is offering only 3 WAC models ... 20' -23'-30' ..... I don't know how smart that is ?? They started the trend in WAC's and now leaving much less in the possible choices. I have owned 4 GW's and all were WAC's. A friend wanted to buy a New 258...

I don't see that boat with 150"s ..... My 240 offshore had twin 140 loopers and finally repowered with 150 ocean runners ...they were just right for that boat ..... I think i would go to at least twin 175- 200 's......

keep something in mind for accessories or components that are high amp draw...... A poor of loose connection can give a good voltage reading. But not supply enough amperage. sometimes the "telltale" is that the voltage reading will be slightly below normal and tested voltage at the...