Will do.Pls keep us posted. Very interested in what you find out.
Yes...I was expecting some deep issue requiring factory involvement. Once in a while we all get lucky, usually not with a boat though.Well that has to be a sigh of relief, huh? Meaning, the issue is just a small part and it's not something more structural/deeper in the boat.
Interesting you should say that. I spent 22 years in Allentown working and dreaming of moving to Florida.Good luck with it - I hope it turns out to be something that, at the very least, doesn't cause too much down time for you... not that you guys in Florida are spoiled, or anything like that!
You have a good point. You got me thinking. I am asking Grady engineering why there is movement and what is different vs. other Marlins.Playing the devil's advocate, I would ask Grady if movement of that panel is normal. Yes that may be the place where the noise is generated but is there something else involved. I hope it is as simple as you suspect.
I believe the cause has been identified. What gives me a high degree of confidence is when the gap is wedged the noise stopped under real conditions. Thank you for the input. I think I have the only Marlin making that noise, for now anyway.Just read your input from the factory rep. Hope it is that simple.
see post #30 aboveLet us know if this resolves the issue please....