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13.06.2021 5:46:47
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console lockable starboard storage
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Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console lockable starboard storage
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console running sunet more
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console side profile from water level starboard side here
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console kid reeling in fish [links]
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console profile port side channel marker [links]
Grady-White Freedom 215 21-foot dual console overhead profile [links]
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Another possibility is that the vent fitting on the hull side is clogged with something on the outside. [links]
Clearly an issue. I'd go ahead and get it back in. [links]
The most likely thing is a clog in the vent system. You didn't mention if it did this from day 1, but it could be from filling the tank too high at one point. The vent system should be oriented such that it drains should that happen, but since you have a newer boat, there is going to be a carbon canister in the system and if you've been overfilling then the canister could saturated. Remove the hose from the vent nipple on the tank and see if that makes a difference (obviously don't fill all the way up to avoid fuel spilling out).
The most likely thing is a clog in the vent system. You didn't mention if it did this from day 1, but it could be from filling the tank too high at one point. The vent system should be oriented such that it drains should that happen, but since you have a newer boat, there is going to be a carbon canister in the system and if you've been overfilling then the canister could saturated. Remove the hose from the vent nipple on the tank and see if that makes a difference (obviously don't fill all the way up to avoid fuel spilling out).
Another possibility is that the vent fitting on the hull side is clogged with something on the outside. more
Hull shape sea-v2 loa 23 ft 3 in beam 8 ft 6 in minimum draft 1 ft 4 in bridge clearance 5 ft 4 in deadrise 19 at transom dry weight 3150 lbs engine 1 engine type.
Hull shape sea-v2 loa 23 ft 3 in beam 8 ft 6 in minimum draft 1 ft 4 in bridge clearance 5 ft 4 in deadrise 19 at transom dry weight 3150 lbs total power 200 hp. here
Hull shape sea-v2 loa 23 ft 3 in beam 8 ft 6 in minimum draft 1 ft 4 in bridge clearance 5 ft 4 in deadrise 19 at transom dry weight 3150 lbs engine 1 engine brand.