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$8.59/ gal CD ....$6.35 USD Courtenay B.C.

Thanks again for all your imput regarding my question of "bracket " on the Grady. Great info from Doc! Mustang, there are no concerns, question was one of interest, finding out the difference if any between the bracket and notched transom. So more about handling differences rather than...

Ok, thanks for the tutorial on pod verses bracket. I believe I need to purchase a 228 to get the termanology correct....I am working on that! Appreciate some of the in depth answers to my original question and it does sound all good to me. All my boats have been of the notched transome...

For you who have a Grady with a closed transome and pod, the interest I have is in the 228 seafarer . What are the noticable handling charaterist differences between the notched transome models and the pod.....if any. I have only had yachts with notched transome....my precious 208 Adventure...

Would any of these work? https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=boat+steering+wheel+center+cap&hvadid=605630060353&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9001614&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=b&hvrand=6800487816545777462&hvtargid=kwd-299246735187&hydadcr=1944_13519866&tag=googcana-20&ref=pd_sl_rioe4xxxx_b

As a long time wood turner, I would suggest finding a local turner and have him/her turn one on the lathe. Wood is only one of many turnable possabilities. I have turned soap stone, alabaster, aluminium different plastics and resins . Just give them the dimensions and "presto" You will have...

Beyond A Wake, I guesss the bigger Gradys don't do well with the bow raised on plane. On my 208, sister ship to the 335, well maybe great grand daughter, I run 4 bars up on the TT gauge, which lifts more hull out of the water resulting in better speed at lowere RPM. This is only in a fairly...

I'm starting to believe a 228 newer than my 2006 Adventure is not in the cards for this humble skipper. Again that yacht would cost me $86000 in this countries currancy. Unless just one of you would like to start a "GoFundMe"...............unlikely? ;) But I will likely continue the the...

Thanks Mustang, " he who peruses the planet for Grady sales and missies very few" After all my limited homework, this one appears to be a very good price, especially for a 2009. Everything I have seen is still in the 90's for more money.

Thanks JJF Also one of the other issues with purchasing a yacht over the border is the rather large discrepancy in the CD and USD. The boat listed above at $54000 USD is $72000 CD which does create a little bit of an ouch when on the hunt. But.......that is the way it is!!!

Once again a big thanks to all of you with such positive feedback and info. Great Grady has to be the best gathering of folks with so much valued info willing to share so readily. I believe we all appreciate very much each others input....a band of brothers! With the "fun in the sun" season...

Thanks all of you for the great input and also the measurement info. The good news is it would fit in my boat barn but no hard top. It may be just a dream, as the budget will not permit a new one and with the prices what they are and from my homework any 228 for sale appears to be stuck in...

Thanks Mustang, I agree with the variables that come with the question, but it just might give me a general idea to a fit. Appreciate you taking the time for measurement. De- winterizing has got to be the best look forward ritual of owning a Grady. :)

Fellow followers of the Great Grady clan. Would one of you with the 228 seafarer give me an idea of the length of your 228 on the trailer, from trailer hitch to the prop on the outboard. Just need an idea for length of a storage unit. Not ready to give up my 208 but that would certainly be...

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The switch on mine is on the switch panel at the helm. I changed mine out of blue LED and since they came in a 4 pack have replaced the two that were in place and also installed two on the stern hatches. Certainly light up the deck at dusk.

Ted, I used Sikaflex 291. Check the expiry date on the tube, difficult to use and not so affective if starting to dry out.

On raising my Yamaha 200 i4 the last two times used Sikaflex. Great product, stays a bit resilient but does a great job of sealing and adhesion. In my commercial fishing days used it exclusively for any sealing issues on the Troller. Salt water has no influence on its ability or longevity.

I bought a new one from Grady some years ago. It came with all the hardware. Had to cut and extend the rails but not difficult. I believe I paid around $1500 some 10- 12 years ago, so no doubt it had doubled by now. I could not find a used one in good condition so had to go new. I do not have a...

I am running a power tech 4 blade 15p getting 5600-5700 rpm WOT. Have my F200 xb mounted on the last hole, as high on the transom as possible. Great midrange for cruising and slower speed on plane. Replaced a ss Yamaha Reliance 141/2 x 15 which I keep for spare. I do not have a hard top so...