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Mine broke a few years ago. I was going to replace it but it looked like you have to remove the wiper motor to get at it. It still directed spray to the windshield just not through the wiper blade - it cam directly from the nozzle. I decided I would wait until the wiper motor had to be replaced...

I bought an HPDI about 10 years ago and If I recall it is around 15K. I

I don't bypass the hot - I drain the hot water tank then pour 7 gallons on anti freeze in and run the faucets hot first and then cold until the pink flows through. In the spring I flush it all out for a few hours and then run some bleach through the system to clean it out. I don't use the water...

Most of the boat shows will have a couple of vendors - not sure where you are located but I have used a shop in Plymouth Ma - It is in the first block off stores past the rock.

From a purchaser point of view - i think the documentaiton act as in the way a title does- I believe it ensures the purchaser a clear title and that there are no liens against the boat. Other than that I believe there are some international benefits if you are by a border.

Many years ago - pre grady days I had a 19 foot Mako. We cruised to Barstable harbor, tied the boat to the town pier and went up to get something to eat and drink at bar downtown. When we came back a few hours later the tide had gone out and to our surprise the dock we tied to was stationary...

Documetation takes 6-8 weeks initially. I was stopped by the CG while waiting fir the documentation process to be completed. They jsut asked to see the appication for documentaion /once the boat is documented the yearly renewal is easy. You get a renewal form in the mail 8 weeks before it...

I had to replace mine on my Sailfish this past summer. Of course you could not find the exact size. I found one that was an inch taller and I had to take the moldong off and trm it back to fit the new one. I bought one that had a chrome or stainless trim on it - It always get a discolored look...

No question - go with the twins - that is a great package for the Gulfstream and 2004 Yamahas have a long way to go assuming they were taken care of - Good Luck

Do you know what model engine is on the 99.If it is an HPDI I would go for that- not sure what year Yamaha started making them but it is a very good engine for that boat

I had the same opinion when I first saw but it has grown on me - I think it contemporizes the boat

Just finished changing the oil on my 2 F225s and I continue to have a challenge with the oil filters. I use an electric pump to remove old oil through the dip stick and it is easy and not a drop of oil. Then comes the mess. I use an adjustable wrench to loosen the filter because a strap can't...

I am planning on adding some extra lines and hope it goes to the east. They just posted hurricane watch for Plymouth up from a tropical storm warning - just hope the marina stays in tack

The best engine for that boat is the yamaha 200 HPDI. Runs as good as a four stroke and gets good gas milage as well

Once a year I give it an agressive bleach treatment - whold quart and 5 or 6 gallons of water - I run the bleach water through the system and let it saty in the pipes for a few hours then I do a thourough rinse and re-rinse until the bleach smell is gone - takes several times but it freshens it...

You said that the outlets did not work the first time - once you get the green light per the first 2 replies you need to check the GFI outlet in the bathroom - the cabin outlets are linked to it on my boat - so if it is tripped the other outlets will not function

My 2004 Sailfish has a pretty common 3 battery set up. I have owned the boat for 4 years and have not had any issues with the batteries. Question I have is do you replace your batteries on a cycle i.e. one every other year. I am not sure how I would know if one or two or he batteries were bad ?

There is a link on the National Marine Fisheries site that let's you sing up for automatic email notifications of regulation changes. I was notified Thursday morning of the changes - Pretty cool option to keep you informed - How many people do you think will be heading out this weekend with no...

Every fish that I have caught has been 55-65 inches. This will pretty much shut out the angling class using stand up gear. Not sure how effective it is to telease a 60 inch fish after a 45 minute fight. I'm not even sure how you will get an accurate measurement while leaving the fish in the water.

I have 2 units - My Furuno uses cmap and my Lowrance use Navionics. I like having both - I do not see a big difference. I would go with the one you have had so you are already familiar with the features