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Yes sorry , should have clarified the total was around 45K with a few incidentals needed for the install

If I was going to make the leap it would be from the Sailfish to the Marlin or 33 Express. Definitely would not consider a dual console

I updated my 2004 Sailfish from Yamaha F225s the F250 and the performance difference is remarkable - out of the hole thrust is great, top end speed is 51 in the spring. Fuel consumption is comparable or slightly better than the F225s. I never had any issue with the F225s until the corrosion...

Looks better than new! nice job

Why not have the marina responsible do a professional repair? Rest of the boat looks great! Good luck

The frig runs off your batteries so if you are not on shore power you need to make sure you shut it off or it will drain your batteries. Also in addition to the circuit breaker there should be an on / off switch in the rear or the frig in the upper right hand corner. Good luck

When I have downloaded manuals, I always get a small message on the bottom of the screen that asks for your permission to download PDF files.

I would start by just adding hydraulic fluid to the system. Not sure of the particulars of your system but if fluid is added and the wheel controls the engine, some systems self bleed by turning all the way to the right and then the left. Once you have the system corrected I would do a thorough...

Did Yamaha drop the F350 or do you mean since it has been plagued by problems it is not a sought after engine?

I have the same set up as you with twin 250s, but mine were set by the dealer on install. Here is a link that shows how to program the engine using a NMEA connection to your GPS. If you go to the end of the article it shows the menu with the trim adjustment. It also says that it may be easier...

If the water was not in the well before you ran the boat, you probably have an open seacock to the live well. Even though you never ran the pump the forward motion of the boat allows water to flow in through the seacock and pump to the live well. Shut that valve after each use and the well will...

I don’t get the shift away from walk arounds and expresses. The bright side if current owners wanting to sell there are plenty of buyers willing to pay good prices for boats in good shape

The new GW is a 45 footer, $ 1.3 to 1.4 M. A dealer at the boat show had a picture of it on his computer, it was being released today in Miami

The Sailfish is a great boat and it can handle a lot more seas than most of us would ever want to be out in. This is my 3rd GW. First was a Seafarer which was a big step up over my 19 foot Mako. the second one was a Gulfstream and that was a big step up over the Seafarer and in turn the Sailfish...

One other place to check is the railings and hardtop mounts. My hardtop mounts needed to be resealed once. We had the same wet areas as you and it turned out the water was leaking at the mounts and then running across the ceiling liner and then dripping down. it is a tough one to get conclusive...

I had it happen to me on a Gulfstream - replaced the macerator with a brand new one and still no pumping. I took every hose apart and inspected and there were no issues. After trouble shooting every possible avenue came to the conclusion that I must have a faulty new macerator. Took it back to...

Nice boat - best of luck - Where are you located, can you use it now or do you have to wait for a spring launch?

The HPDI 200 was and is a great engine - there were issue with one of the HPDIs, I think it was the 300.

Here is the link to an EBAY site that sells them. They are good replacements but they are not cheap. They cost $165 per chair. I bought the same parts from my GW dealer a few years back and they cost about the same, they have held up well and are easy to clean...

Hi and welcome - great boat! I have twin 250's and I bought a splitter valve and attached a couple of piece of three foot hoses. The splitter has an on/off valve for each hose which makes it easy when connecting and disconnecting. All the part are readily available at any hardware store. I'm...