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Eric, I have owned two original Bruce anchors, a 33 and a 66. Both found the Bruce rock. This is not the best situation in a storm. Because we do almost all of our anchoring in SE Alaska we must contend with numerouse bottom types. We have rocky, sandy, mud, heavy ribbon kelp, dense ell grass...

We will be returning our boat from N Vancouver to Sitka near the of May. Please give us a shout if you see us poking along.

He who dies with the most seacocks wins!

Sitka, Alaska is 48 F today. We may not get winter this year.

Switch to Mico Command.

I believe you and your wife are both correct in that a bare boat customer and a customer wanting a fully crewed boat are two different markets. This similar to the customer at the Red Roof Inn is a different market then the customer at the five star full service hotel. In the early 80s I help...

We believe the Force 10 is the best stove.

Cool, great job!

The warmer the water the greater the blistering. Many boats in our cool waters never blister. I assume the length of time the barrier coat last is also proportional to the water temperature.

There is a lot of good advice on this thread. A buyer's broker is more interested in making a sale then getting the best deal for the buyer. At the end of the day if your offer is rejected or not sufficiently countered walk away. There is a great possibility the seller will return and take...

Towel bar?

We looked at the Nordic Tug 32 and the Transpacific Eagle 32 and bought the Eagle.

A shot of booze and go back to sleep.

Oven cleaner

Eric, The 4 cylinder FL does not run as smooth as the 6 and produces a fairly uncomfortable vibration in a fiberglass boat. It has a very large flywheel in an attempt to smooth it out.

The 40 is a great boat! Transpac made less then a hundred 32s and they rarely come up for sale.

Welcome, very nice boat in tour sights.

The definition of a perfectly good air craft is one that makes a safe landing. In Alaska we sometimes wonder if that will happen.

Cardude, The Seaboard Marine system is the best that I have used including several Racor systems.

Interesting fresh air poop deck. Is that really where the porta potty lives?

Sound down has great headliner products and installation options.

Because we live in Alaska the galley down makes for a warm boat. Also windows at setting level in is important for the Admiral.

Del, no attempt to insult anyone. Just an attempt to correct a record from another person attempting to put words in my mouth.

Taras, unfortunately some here with only a smattering of knowledge on this engine will reply to your post.

Sunchaser you need to re-read my post. I said 15 K hours for the 375. I have owned this engine and it is a great engine. What is your experience with is engine? There are boat here with the na version getting 25 K hours with no problems. I have owned the 210 and the 375. Cheers