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Sounds like the pump may be shot. Did you check the power from the wire at the pump ?

The pump in my 04 Sailfish is behind the wall in the aft birth. Mine has a removal panel to access it.

Lots of power for sure only issue is the current Marlin has a max HP of 700. I would not be surprised .if the max on that one is only 600. That aside I would love to take it for a spin!

I replaced my tank level monitor with an extenal Solo Tank Monitor. I though my macerator was gone too but when I touched the switch wired together it fired up. You are correct about replacing the internal parts of the system. The tanks itself is much bigger than the access hatch so I'm not sure...

I had a Gulfstream with a F225. Many have said they though it was underpowered but I never had an issue with 4 guys, ice and fishing gear. The twins would be nice and the 300 certainly would add more power tha the F225. I was always impressed at how stable the Gulfstream was and I never ran into...

Congrats - looks great!

I usually wait until my marina closes October 31, but I often regret it. it gets so darn cold so fast in November that it is not fun prepping for winter storage. Probably mid October for me this year.

I have always filledl mine - I have heard lees a chance of condensation developing but for most years it has been a benefit since gas prices used to go up every spring just in time for boating :) This question has been asked and you will see many different responses with the opposite view. I'm...

Mine does the same thing and it is an electric flush. Based on the video does that indicate a malfunction in the pump

I need to replace my fresh water pump on my 04 Sailfish. The existing original pump is a Shurflo Blaster. When I researched purchasing a new one, the product description says it is a washdown pump. Anyone know if GW was using washdown pumps as the fresh water pump? Not sure what the difference...

I called Grady once on this issue and it is two issues. 1 is the increased torque and 2 added weight

If that one does not work out Bayside Marine in Duxbury has a 2014 listed for 269K with twin 350s and 300 hours

Now I'm jealous looking at these great setups, No trailer for me a fork truck launches and pulls mine in the spring and fall. It sure would be nice to have it at home to work on it during the off season.

There is a Seafarer on this site for sale on Cape Cod. It is an 85 with 2000 200hp HPDI for 12k. Looks to b on good shape and updated. The boat is listed by a member on this site in the for sale page.

I gave up even trying to get to the bottom of that well on my Sailfish. That job is farmed out to my dealer. Feel your pain!

I have twin engines so I made a double hose flush tool. As Stated above quick connect make the job a lot easier. I also added an of/offvalve to each hose so I can turn each engine on and off. Saves a bunch of trips back and fort to the dock faucet.

I am guessing by your GW name you are from Duxbury. If so the Harbor master station has a pump out

They are all the same

Most harbors will have a pumpout station.