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I can highly recommend Honey Teak. I've used it for about 12 years and love it. It's a three part polyurethane. You put on some of the base coat (pigmented) then the clear coat and it's beautiful and durable. If you do it properly, you can go 2 years without touching it, more if it's in the...

That's OK. There's always Ritalin... ;-)

I've heard that premium gas has less or no ethanol in it. T/F?

And you just added post #41. You can ignore a thread as well, you know.

I'd like to buy one, but their new top of the line isn't even for sale yet (pending FCC approval). The 2nd choices are all 3-5 weeks lead time. :ermm: Is this happening in the marine market too??

Is Fuller still in the marine business? That link doesn't work, and nothing shows up anywhere on their site any longer.

Do you know what varnish is on there now? Additional coats will darken the appearance somewhat with any varnish.

These guys have darned near everything you could ever want... LED Lights, Bulbs & Accessories - SUPER BRIGHT LEDS

Marine Heat Shield Insulation | Heatshield Products A Google search will show many others.

Let's see...1 micron would equate to about a 1200 grit abrasive, with an average particle size of about 0.00005". Now what are those bearing clearances again?

I hope the RM quality and service is better. I purchased radar and a depth sounder from them around 2002 and swore I'd never buy RM again.

You bet! I've turned and run the other way when one tow is slowly passing another in a narrow area. Specifially one part of the ICW between Ellender, LA and Port Arthur TX.

You can dispose of diesel in with used oil. You're not supposed to put gasoline in there though.

Looks like this...

110 degrees in my Krogen 42, according to their specs. I hope to never prove that.

I keep mine in a vented storage locker where the propane is.

I get mine from American Diesel. Prepaid and not expensive. Plus they get a copy of the analysis and take a look as well, and will give you a call if they spot something that needs attention.

That's bullshit. You can read the MSDS for Simple Green here: http://www.kandelandson.com/msds/Simple%20Green.pdf Excerpt: The only ingredient of Simple Green® with established exposure limits is undiluted 2-butoxyethanol (<6%) (Butyl Cellosolve; CAS No. 111-76-2): the OSHA PEL and ACGIH TLV...

Get a copy of "Voyaging Under Power", hopefully a first edition and it will tell you most of what you want to know. I read mine maybe 3-4 times, and use it as a reference book. Remember that when you are crossing oceans, you are just going somewhere else to go coastal cruising. A good weather...

We average about 5-7 boats in a raftup. Like Baker said, fenders are paramount. And you have to trust the guy in the middle to know what he's doing and have the proper tackle. I had six boats tied to me in Offatt's bayou for a weekend. All of them were about the same size as my Krogen 42. No...

I thought it was stand-on and give-way... Looks like most folks got this one right. Thank goodness!

Heck, we may have found a topic that ranks right up there with single or twins, 2/10/30 micron filters, etc.!

And an announcement...

They figured out what happened to the lights...

Hell, they saved $50 on the shuttle Challenger's O-rings...