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I thought it did, had another conversation with the seller I miss understood. He had it serviced every year no mattter what.

wow! thanks everyone the motors were fully serviced at a yamaha dealership, new t-stat, waterpumps, new fluids, plugs, and compression check. The boat has been well maintanied and spent its life stored inside when not used and maintained by grady dealer each year. I'm waiting for a full survey...

I'm looking at a boat that has original twin F150's with 200hrs each that are 17yrs old!!! First off how do you buy such a capable boat and not use it... but more importantly I'm nervous for the fact the motors have just sat and all the seals probably need replaced. Also the engine was not...

not mine just seen it forsale - https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/bod/d/portland-28-grady-white-sailfish-282/7781139256.html

SOLD

Sweet! Also cross post it on Ifish.net

that looks awesome!

I live in North Plains and have a 228, I know exactly what you're thinking. I purchased a smaller 20' older North River and use that for inshore for rivers and lakes. The Grady is just for Ocean trips, I'd say with the boat prices they way they are and capabilities of a seafarer I'd try $45K...

Thanks, i've looked into those. trying to find that needle. The single owner one looks like a good boat!

ISO 1998+ Gulfstream 232 hardtop with twin bracket that is needing repower. prefer 2008+ Can be anywhere in USA, Im willing to have it transported as needed. Dose not need a trailer prefer to purchase a new one as well! Thanks!

2023 yamaha 250 with 4 blade 16p prop

I'm wanting to upgrade also! Sweet boat

Nice job, I just made a lower section out of di-bonded material and 3D printed some custom backers with riv-nut inserts. Also 228, I like yours bette!

I pulled mine out in my 228. The lid comes out easy with 4 screws, then the actual livewell has screws around the top, then you have to reach in where the battery lid is to disconnect 2 hoses the raw water and drain hose those are a little bit of a pain.

Cool, this is exactly what I did but it was a new 250 yamaha. I'm in PNW and sourced my 228 from FL. I really like the boat, best of luch boat hunting if I see something I'll post it up here for you. Be sure to check FB marketplace

Your search on the west coast for a 228 in that price range will be tough. I bought my 228 last year from the East coast for about that and it needed new trailer and repower so I have way more $ into it now, prices were high last year and they are starting to come down a bit but I didn't care...

I totally agree, on my seafarer the gunnel is low. I too also had a north river and these Grady's are low. Fighting salmon in a mixed swell in cold waters is not something to play around with. I'm considering doing the same but most likley will have a fabracator build me something custom that...

Grady White Seafarer 228G Hull Year = 1998 Main Motor = 2023 Yamaha 250 with 53 hours (Break-in service completed at Cleamons Marine) Kicker Motor = 2023 Yaham 9.9 *Low hrs Trailer = 2023 All Aluminum Bluefin bunk trailer Hull = SV2 Price = $53,000 Cell = (Five-0-3) 758-1170 Location is - Near...

sounds like you are after the 232, and if so i'd go twins!