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The only gasoline on my boat is in an eleven gallon seat tank built into my dinghy, which is held upright on the davits. But honestly, I would be happy to carry a can in my cockpit or swimstep. I would not however carry it on the flybridge, as it would get into places not desired if a leak...

Andy Given that a thread by my name presented itself, I thought it necessary to make a brief appearance.* The Mobile Homes FEMA uses are for the most part purchased from manufacturers who threw their hats in the ring to win "Disaster Housing" contracts. These are not the most luxurious of what...

* * *Nice to see that a couple of you miss me (or are at least aware of my absence*).* * * *Marin pretty much summed it up. * * *When I am deployed, I generally work the first month or so with no days off, and often work twelve hours or more, leaving me just enough time to forage for food and...

Really??? Exit stage left. This site was intended for boaters to speak with boaters about boating issues. It was not intended as a forum for you or anyone else to further your career. Move on.*

*This is not your sales platform sir!!!

Charlie If you'd like to pursue this further, you can click on the word "Search", just above here. White letters on the blue bar. Enter the search words "single vs twin" in the drop down box.*Many, if not all topics have been thoroughly discussed already on this forum. Take a look at the past...

Great video. Thanks!

Another thing you might do is to go to the root cause, meaning the soap you use. We use Campsuds on the boat. You can buy it by the gallon at a sporting goods store, and it's biodegradable. We have used it on our boat for sixteen years with no problems with the float switch. We use it in the...

Short of a true nautical term, I call it a wire chase.

*Your presence here is beginning to look way too much like a bad used car commercial.

You get what you pay for!!!

http://www.windy.no/pressrelease_video.html

The Manatees may fall into the character boat category, but not the cartoon category. They were clearly designed by a professional with a good eye. The referenced cartoon boat actually is not a well executed cartoon design. As to the hull, it looks like a very nice lobster boat hull, and who...

I am baffled. I can't thing of one good thing to say about that boat. Cartoonists should not design boats!!!

Daddyo If you click on the word "Search" in the blue bar, and then type "insurance" into the dropdown box, you will get a plethora of previous posts on the subject.*

Now Tropical Storm Lee. This should clean out the rain gutters.

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This isn't the first time I've heard of a Washington State Parks bouy failure. The other one involved damage. A friend of the family shared his philosophy with me concerning the fact that you have no idea what is under the water, unless you put it there. That's why he would never use a bouy, but...

The dinghy topic is already well documented, in this six pages of comment, as well as many others. If you go to the blue bar above, and click on the white lettering that says Search, and then type Dinghy into the search box, you will likely find all you could possibly need.

LPS products are very high quality, and found at many locations in the NW. The local hardware store carries the full line. LPS 1 is a dry film lubricant/penetrant, like WD40, but will evaporate over time. Then there is LPS 2, which is a wet film lubricant. LPS 3 is a rust/corrosion inhibitor...

You'd be better off buying a Grand Banks Europa. All the work is done, and all you'll have time for now is varnishing. The Europa would likely keep it's value better than a custom conversion. But to answer your question, I don't think it would necessarily be top heavy.

John *You said it all. Sprint is the best option I could find.* *

Yah, that new avatar adds new meaning to nice little boat.*

*Mmmmmm... *