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I have one but currently someone is looking at it. If it falls through I'll let you know. Boat is not listed either. PM me if you want details. Cheers

Check your inverter. I had the same issues and found out my inverter was wired wrong.

I keep a log. In fact it was passed on from the PO! Mostly summary of where, times and fuel usage. Good info. Had to start a new maintenance log though. Would have been nice to have one of those from the PO!

Naval Aviation Mustang 1967 - 1994. East and West coast. (mostly West)

I've had them for 10 years through USAA.

Everything is the same. No new neighbors, same marina, and same diver. The diver was even surprised. The only thing different is the bottom paint. It was applied last spring but I had zincs replaced in September.

I had my boat dived this past week and the diver told me that my zincs were in good shape. They've been on there for 6 months. In the past I've always had to have them all replaced. Is there something going on here that I need to be concerned about? Nothing has changed inside or outside the...

You're gonna love your Monk!!!

Port Townsend Marine Survey. Capt. Alian Vilage, AMS, very through and professional.

7.5 knts at 1800 rpm. Why would you want to go any faster? I enjoy the trip more than the destination sometimes.

I'm 6'2" and I have plenty of head room in the salon of my 1984 Monk 36 #31. Just mind your head as your're coming up from the aft cabin! :banghead:

Has anyone tried raising an "L" shaped settee? My wife hates to look at the bulkhead across from the settee. Need an other 4-6 inches to be able to look out the window. She's 5' 10" so she's not a short person. (No offense to short people)

I am planning on doing the same thing. Like the idea of everything in a central location. However, what did you do with the compass?

I could but it will require a lot of finish work.

exactly what I was looking for.

If I can get plans that would be great. Cheers

Looking for galley table with the ends that fold up and over. Current table the ends fold down.

I've always enjoyed "Port Isaac's Fishererman's Friends" for hearty sea shanties.

No Monk Europa style sedans but similar to GB. Higher hull means dryer ride Eric. Also, similar in Tri-cabin configuration.

Monk 36 comes to mind.

I have a 1984 Monk 36 Hull #31. The only major problem I had with mine was the aft deck was a little spongy. Replaced about 12 sq ft of core. All other systems work great. Always get compliments about the looks and lines.

My Perk has always been hard to start, warm or cold. Always takes 10 to 15 seconds to get her to fire. Low compression perhaps?

1984 Monk 36, 24000# displacement, 3 years ownership, Old Navy Guy class of 46'

Ed, Where do you get your Delo 30W?

Mid 90's works.