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We had a smelly tank and/or vent. I made the Tide and percarbonate mixture, put it down toilet and also poured down the pumpout fitting, and am letting it sit a few days in the tank before pumping out. In the interim, I put my nose right up to the vent and took a whiff...absolutely no...

We have a trawler, fiberglass hardtop on 1 1/4 stainless bimini-style frame with sunbrella - isinglass sides. We do love the hardtop & will never go back to canvas...put it on yiur list for later if you can...good luck.

We transitioned 2 years ago, some observations: - Per our moniker, we own a Mainship, which is semi-displacement. The boat can go ~15 knots, but we generally transit at 7-9 knots, whatever is most comfortable., and find that "slow cruise" to be more than sufficient for our purposes...

Been heavily engaged in this battle in Long Island Sound for some time against gulls, osprey, and cormorants...maybe others. What I/we have found is netting (bird or deer) held off the surface by ~12-18 inches is the only reliable deterrent...painful...good luck! By the way, our challenge is...

Regarding using the existing cleats, thats why I'm considering the installation of chock/cleats...it would provide that functionality. Thanks.

Thanks for the fedback, 'll try to post a few phiitos. I like the idea of a bridle off the cleats...still have the impression the post is situated somewhat impractically. Thanks again.

We have a new-to-us Mainship 34T with what appears to be a nice Samson post (or bit bollard) on the foredeck. There are also 2 stainless cleats on either bow. The problem with the post, though, is it seems to not have a fair lead for any use other than the anchor rode when anchoring, because...