Vlock used to quick-mount emergency motor (carried for dinghy anyway)

More steerage abilily than travel ability and would at least provide some control while waiting on help.

motor mount removed leaves only this simple white mount

Tested in light winds to 1 knot at full thrust and good steerage of boat. Better than nothing if motors are out and we carry it anyway.

prototype motor mount on downrigger
(not using this mount anymore)

Booster cushion and folded foot rest for co-pilot

footrest down

backup bilge pump added on separate wiring and switch using the old macerator circuit

proximaty to primary pump shown here and you can also see the simple adhesive fixed block the second pump is screwed down to

new pull-out faucet and soap dispenser for less wasted water and puddles on the counter

storage pockets for utensils on galley door

pockets and internal drawer added to rear cabinet across from head

pockets, light, and extinguisher added to V-berth on port side

Yes those are two AGM group 31 batteries on edge under the co-pilot seat and no they don't cause a list.

25s are heavy

Trash bin out of the way

drawers that are easy to remove for maintenance and cleaning

Added floor with hatches for cookware storage

Hy-Tech SC#1000 paint is very thick and does not drip

Two coats on in this pic for the sides and end wall to see how it works

The added middle hatch is great for storage and also allows the bilge to air out nicely while resting at the marina. The side hatches have battery shelves and don't provide the same level of ventilation

Wiring cleanup on port side

Wiring cleanup on Stbd side

New Garmin Chartplotter and HD radar installed! Works perfect with the secondary 76cx running G2 charts as well. No more Raymisery

Ceiling mounted heater helps keep the v-berth toasty in the winter when shore power is available.

Ceiling heater second view. Its a table top model and I hung it with 5200 and RV appliance straps. Solid for 1.5 years now.