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Welcome to a new member from this new member... although I do admit to lurking for a while

:eek: That does not sound like fun times....:nonono:

Our Tolly came with a hardtop so guess what I eventually plan on mounting up there.. yep, a pair of panels. Going to need to measure to be sure which size to get but will buy the best set I can for the purpose. Fortunately, panels are getting better every year as the technology evolves which is...

Thank you. I've seen your Tolly while walking out to ours. :thumb:

A shot taken during the survey.

I wish you the best of luck with the endeavor of what sounds like a rescue of a Tolly. Good on yah. Fair winds....

Here are a couple of shots I have on file of Sandee.

Excellent. Happy seas.

I know this is an old thread, but in case somebody ever needs this info I'll post it here in case it shows up with a search of some kind. Per the Tollycraft manual the height at the waterline is 12' 3" and the draft is 34" so that would put the overall height at 15' 1" plus a radar dome or...

We just bought ourselves a 34' sedan to enjoy the islands. Our cruise north from Poulsbo to it's new home was awesome. Hoping we have many more just like it.... well, except I want to see a whale now and then.:)

Only because I am biased but have you looked into a Tollycraft?

Yep. I am subscribed to their channel. Along with some others as well. They own/operate a beautifully maintained boat. We'll be keeping our house though. :)

Does yours have just the line of Red LED lights that show the level? Our Tolly has the Accu-Gage on it with those lights. I can't help but think that the lights get illuminated by the signal wire. Usually resistance like a fuel gauge. Sorry I can't be more insightful to help you maintain the...

Yep, finally went and done it. Bought ourselves a new to us Tollycraft. We decided on a 34' Sport Sedan, moving up from a Maxum cutty cabin. She met most of our checkboxes, but like all boats, we compromised a little along the way keeping in mind that there is no such thing as a perfect boat. (I...

This is excellent advice for you to know. A survey is a 'normal' part of the boating purchase process (it is not required but highly advised) and an upfront cost to you. When we shopped around for our insurance coverage every single underwriter wanted to view a copy of our survey before they...

Thanks all. Already trying to get a plan together to make Sandee a better boat for us. But, for starters going to get another haul out done now for some things that were found to be deficient during the survey (cutless bearings, rudder packing and since it is out, the shaft zincs too).

Do you like a shiny high gloss finish or a subdued semigloss to matte finish? That might also determine your path. Work a small area first if you decide to tackle something. If you are living on the boat full time take into account the fumes/odors this type of work introduces.

Welcome and enjoy the search...

Congrats and best of luck!!

Unlike buying a car/truck or motorcycle expect this process to be more involved. Like buying a condo or home. Use a broker or buy from another private seller, just understand that you need to do some research on this. First thing is the type of boat: Sail, Power, both. 2nd thing will be...

Just wanted to introduce ourselves to you all. My wife Dora and I (Kevin) recently bought a bigger boat 34' Tollycraft Sedan to explore more of the PNW. We look forward to learning from you all and hope to share some of what we think we know as we cruise around in "Sandee".