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That was really sad , I am sure the bad guys will get justice , on travelling with a gun , Jamacia used to have a special prison if your caught with a gun , it was built so you could not stand up in it , owning a bullet could get a life sentence , cheers

I see them as useful landmarks for night and daytime running , a good one to point out would be Cedar Point light just south of Solomons Md at the mouth of the Patuxent , it guarded the long rocky out crop for a long time , until the building was heavily damaged at some point ( from sand...

they may have known your a registered gun owner and wanted to see your reaction

Mine is just like the picture , it may not have the anti siphon valve , I am not sure , but will add one if it does not , westebeke 8btd

Careful of what you use , dont want anything caustic that could corrode fittings and wires

I have been using the app called ARGO it has same data as the others and shows anchorages also and is FREE ! just another tool in the kit !

Although mine may not need a waterlift it has one and the water exits 3-4 inches above the waterline from a pipe that has a small amount of down angle and out the back , maybe a 6ft run , how high above the water is your exhaust outlet ?

I would reccomend a survey , even if you need to replace the motors you need to be sure the hull is worth it , there should be a lot of trawlers or boats in general from the last hurricane in florida if you want a project

so see if it has fuel and then you may need to clean the carb if you feel comfortable , here is a video , the only thing I am not sure of is if there are any safety switch for low water etc , also a cheap fuel pump will work for it ,make sure it is low presssure, try this

You answered my question really , I was curious if anyone had installed a setup like that and how did it work out , did the windows sweat , etc . Thanks kevin

Think of the corrosion that could happen , just a drop of acid on jeans will leave a hole , you could be starting a corrosion issue in important parts , look at it like this -the water heater could use a good flushing and anode replacements anyway . best of luck

I was floored on your initial price ! it makes the revised price sound like a deal , it just seems that service prices are really getting crazy , would a perkins or a 6-71 detroit ever need 5k in "service" not repairs , but service ? end of rant : )

I was looking at something similar myself , there are a couple systems out there , some 12v and deisel and some elec 120v etc , I like this set up https://seabits.com/hurricane-chinook-hydronic-heating-system/

One thing I have not seen posted is the insurance implications if the boat is financed , or can you afford or be able to comply with the insurance company , they can dictate annual surveys , where it is docked during hurricane season I even saw a post of them wanting a full time captain (...

I dont think you need to go anywhere else for answers ! my bet is an awning pole to attach , or the powercord and waterhose

My favorite gasket maker/sealer was from Toyota called " FIPG" formed in place gasket , others have similar it is a type of anaerobic sealer

Make sure to take a good fuel sample also , even though you have filters on the motors there is stuff that can get by

a good mechanic can fix it ,they had heavy floats in them if I remember correctly

the gulfstar was also a powerboat and the underneath was very similar, If I remember correctly

I agree with getting it thru an access or right at the tank nipple to keep it out of the pump and piping , a cheap fuel pump should pump the fuel off the top , put it in a 55 gal drum to separate it the rest of the way , some one will want it for home heating , then pick your poison to clean...

In the automotive end there is a lot of laws to protect the consumer , the computer ports are standard , many codes are standard and can be acessed thru non dealer sources , you can buy aftermarket parts ,although if the cause damage it is your problem , but these protections are not passed...

In the past the insurance company would auction them off , I have seen they would group them in lots (25 to a lot for example) and you got the whole lot and had to move them , for the private owners I suspect the city or town would condemn them to get title , I saw one auction that was selling...

I am not cruising very far , but I use my straight talk phone as a hotspot ,then I get my" tv " shows I like , and navionics ,anyone else do that with any issues ?

Just hope it is your last meeting

could we see some pictures ?