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MAYA MAYI our self built Roberts 45 anchored in Shelter Cove the most southerly point of mainland Australia enroute back to the U.S.
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Some more of my work "Shimmer"
When I am not working on fixer-upper boats this is my shop and real job!
The laid deck and mahogany coach roof on the Roberts 45 we built in Australia when I was 24, live and learn never do laid decks. (Leaks & maintenance)
MAYA MAYI our self built Roberts 45 anchored in Shelter Cove the most southerly point of mainland Australia enroute back to the U.S.
Boaterhoming with Sequoia in 2016 camped at Organ Pipe National Monument on the way back from Mexico
The new more efficient Isotherm Cruise fridge. I did need to enlarge the opening just a bit to fit it in.
A tight fit trying to add the Airhead, sink, and storage for extended cruising into a CD 25 head, under the sink you can see the raw water foot pump that saves tank water.
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MAYA MAYI our self built Roberts 45 anchored in Shelter Cove the most southerly point of mainland Australia enroute back to the U.S.

MAYA MAYI our self built Roberts 45 anchored in Shelter Cove the most southerly point of mainland Australia enroute back to the U.S.
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The big red rig, 1 ton diesel, perfect for the R25 Tug but overkill for a CD 25 but decent towing mileage (between 12 and 16 depending on the terrain) and will crest any pass at the speed limit (900 ft lbs of torque)and only need the exaust brake all the way down.(heavier duty trucks may have the same engine power as lighter dutys but have WAY more powerful brakes, and on this truck I have seen up to 90hp of exaust brake hold back and will hold us to under 60mph on the steepest downgrades with the CD25) also only the 1 ton comes with the Aisin trans that won't overheat when towing.
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