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Pretty easy to remove. On the botto You should see a gromlet with a hole. There is a screw that needs to be removed. There are few on each section. Once these are out slide the bolster up they are actually just hanging on brackets. When I took mine off the brackets were rusted. Grady dealer had...

When you installed the new prop did your tach stay withing the recommended RPMs?

The fuel saving will be significant from - I went form from an old Johnson to the HPDI mentioned earlier and the gas savings was excellent - can't recall exactly but at least 50% better. I have since gone to the 4 stroke - the gas is about the same maybe a bit better - savings on oil but you...

Mildew -I use a weak mixture of water and bleach in spray bottle - Not sure what color you fabric is but 1/10 bleach to water has never caused me color issues - sunshine helps too Metal - I use flitz If the decks are really grungy I will use an electric dishwasher powder with bleach like...

Every year I put a full coat of bottom paint - I was talking to another GW owner in the boat yard Sunday and he said I was crazy to put all that paint on - he says he busy a quart and touches up areas that need a re-coat and this prevents the paint from building up? - Does anyone else just do...

Agree with previous posts - Buzzards Bay can be tough too - do it early and watch the winds - SW are good on the ride from Boston to the canal but they are a killer in buzzards Bay - The Gulfstream can handle it but it will be slow going if BB is acting up.

The Gulfstream is a great boat - you will never believe you are in a 23 footer - rides and handles like a much bigger - the wide beam makes it great for stability - I had the single engine model and it was a little underpowerd particulary in rough water or with a full crew - the twin 150s will...

Went from a Seafarer to Gulfstream to Sailfish and there was a huge difference from each boat - Going form a 20 you will be very very pleased!

Never had the issue - now twice this week get a message I have exceeded the authorized log-in attempts -

I have use white grease on my outriggers each year and never had a problem with them - missed last year and I had to use two vice grips and lots of WD40 to get them apart - will definitely be part of my spring and mid summer regimin going forward

Merry Christmas from Boston - it's cold and forecast is for 18 inches of snow - glad my boat is covered !

Merry Christmas from Boston - it's cold and forecast is for 18 inches of snow - glad my boat is covered !

Guys the whaler stories brought back memories - We had a 1967 13 footer with a 50 mercury (I know it was overpowered but I was 18). We took it from Green Harbor across the bay to Ptown more than once - We had a handheld compass and no electornics - I see the vintage 13 foot whalers around today...

Virgin Gorda in the BVI is my favorite - beautiful, safe not overly commercialized Since it is brittish you need a passport-

I agree with the posts on Sailfish being a blue water boat - I have been out in some pretty crazy water east of Stellwagen Bank and the boat never ceases to amaze me - I have never been in what I consider an unsafe situation with the Sailfish. That is not to say I would mind trading up to a...

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The best way to winterize is as described in the earlier posts with anti freeze. If you need to access the pump I believe it is located under the passendger seat. To access you need to remove the built in tackle box - a few screws and the whole cabinet pulls out - on the floor you should see the...

i have the reverse polarity light come on once in awhile - It is always due to alose conncetion at the marina receptacle.

I had one with a a single 225 F4 - it was ok power for most situations - Ideal is the twin 150 or 200 so I would guess he 140s would be ok