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Old post here, but anyone have any idea of what is out there now for a way to add intermittent control on wiper motor? I tried all part numbers and links, but all are dead now. Searched for solution, but so much variety out there. Anyone have any pics or links that are same as mentioned on here...

Oh yeah forgot to pay attention to your model year. Good luck in the search.

Silverlining, I think my 252 is same layout as yours in regards to the helm area. My water fill is on the floor at the helm, just right of the wheel. The panel under the helm, but to the right is removable and is the access for the wiring running from under the deck up to the topside area and...

I have been using Startron for years on every tank. Just got the Grady last year and HPDI's had only 160 hours on them, so been running with Startron and Ring free religiously. Then found out late last year, Yamaha had a new Ring Free formula now called Ring Free Plus. The Plus is now...

Looking forward to the results. Also, can we talk about the fuel consumption numbers? Would be good to compare the cruise at rpm and compare difference.

Many recommendations from others on here and THT, but what I found worked best for me so far due to my rubrail was in pretty rough shape in regards to aging, the Interlux 355 worked the best hands down in removing the aged layer of rubber. I used some cotton towls, rubbed them with a very firm...

Update....after all the time polishing and loving the results, after about 2 weeks, I noticed the clarity is now headed back to what it was. Kinda like they are clouding up some, so harder to see. I will be heading up to A&J canvas in a few weeks to get new curtains made up with Strata, so...

No CarQuest parts stores around? I also found them at a NAPA Walker auto parts store. Actually was able to get one replacement arm also which was exact replacement due to a old rusted spring. The wiper arm is SS, but the springs are zinc. The parts guy told me they ordered those wiper arms for...

If I recall on mine, I have some starboard strips under certain parts to seal up the gap, but will have to look next time down at the boat. I recall as I was planning on removing mine to seal up the access hatches underneath that are on the bracket as I think that is where the water is entering...

I would think you can pull up the pie plate and see if it is showing any signs of leakage around the fuel hose connections or the fuel sender seal without having to remove the floor plate?

Just bumped into this post. Gotta love the work. Might have missed it, but on the thru hulls, I got most all of mine that I could get from Grady dealer with help from Grady on what to order. They sent me the specs and drawing and then I ordered. Actually, the price was less than if I went out to...

I get mine from CarQuest. Trico part number 752-200. I also use some AC pipe insulation foam that has the slit lengthwise and slide them over the blades to keep the sun off and to keep them from resting on the hot glass. They last way longer with this trick.

Dusty, did my first shakedown after all the work I did over the winter. The wind was strong today and even in the river, it was rough. Tight 2' chop with oposing current. I ran diagonal with the wind and got 49mph at 5800rpm's with these props. No matter how much trim, I could not get that...

For a heavily damaged pulpit that is not too bad I guess, but I went out and really looked mine over and I don't have any real damage to the area where it would flex other than the top layer of Gel Coat popped off, likely due to someone dropping the anchor on it, or just age. On the back...

Picked up some Novus and it does work, but does not like the buff ball. It works best by hand for stubborn spots or rub areas. However, I did pickup the Flitz buff ball and the flitz does a great job overall. A lot better than before, but nothing will make it clear. Mine is 20 years old, but...

fishman, I wonder if they would give a break to do 2 of them. I might be interested if the price is not too high.

Yamaha manual from SIM Yamaha. Check all areas that require caulk to ensure seals and no water access to core.

Dusty, I have the Yamaha SWS II props at 17 pitch. I can't recall the exact RPM's, but do recall that they were right at the 5500 limit when tweaking out the motor trim, with tabs up and was right on 49mph. I believe these to be the right props for this setup .I have the bracket drive, so euro...

I picked up a '92 last year and there is no signs of wood rot. I have been all through it and even pulled the tanks to recoat them and inspect this year and you can see the wood through the cloth and it is all clear and bright with no signs of anything to worry with. Like Grog said, depends upon...