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I keep a few expired flares in my vehicles for use in case of an accident on the road.

Testing traffic circles vs 4-way stops. Myth Busters. https://www.wimp.com/mythbusters-four-w ... oundabout/

If you do a search on Engel within the site, you'll find several posts from people using Engel fridges/freezers.

Localboy's first name is Mark and he's a police officer. I believe you are responding to a comment directed at the other Mark on the thread.

My Whale Gulper Grouper pumps are still going strong after 3 years. They are slower than the Johnson macerator pumps but appear to last much longer (in my experience, your mileage may vary).

For marine use stranded wires are the ABYC standard as that allows the wire to flex better in the high vibration environment of a boat. Soldering as the sole method of connection is discouraged as it essentially takes the stranded wire and converts the soldered section into a rigid section...

The Ranger Tugs have a reversing front seat similar to that design and I think I've seen it on some other boats also.

I bought my 22 from the factory and rec'd it in 2002. They were also my dealer. The wiring they did at that time didn't have any problems (other than not much was documented).

I always liked that mod. I copied it for my 22. Didn't do quite as nice a job as Bruce, but liked the result.

I retract that - from an early post (2014) by CDory23 - he indicates that "I bought my 2003 22' C dory Cruiser with twin Yamaha 40's yesterday and I'm excited. It was a one owner boat and came from the factory with Furuno Radar/gps/sonar. Raymarine auto pilot, and VHF Radio all installed...

Much of the electrical work is actually done at the dealer.

How are they on pricing for engine maintenance? High, typical, low?

My guess would be that he is using the Yamaha NMEA 2000 output directly to the chart plotter. His engine has a NMEA 2000 output connector and, with the correct cable, that can be hooked directly to the plotter. The fuel flow sensor is internal to the engine. I'm unfamiliar with how that is...

My experience prior to buying a CD-22 was pretty limited - canoes and small (<14') open aluminum boats on fresh water. I spent a lot of time looking at boats and on the C-Brat site. After awhile, I became convinced that a C-Dory was the right combination of comfort, practicality and resale...

Hmmmm.... me thinks thou dos't stir the pot too much.

Yes, WA state runs being interdicted before they return. That is a large part (but not the only part) of the problem. ALL of the parts of the problem are ultimately political. Science can provide information on cause of problems and the likely effect of given policy changes but any policy...

Fishing. Specifically commercial fishing (native and non-native). The data that demonstrates this loss of returning fish is based on tags in hatchery fish recovered in Alaska and BC.

I'm not disagreeing with you JD, but we don't fish on the carrying capacity of the streams but rather the returns. If the returns were to exceed the carrying capacity (typically due to hatchery enhancement), we'd be catching more fish. When most of the fish disappear in the Alaska and BC...

There are many, many issues that contribute to the decline of fish in the Puget Sound (and elsewhere) and some of the most obvious ones have been mentioned above - habitat degradation an loss, local commercial fishing (tribal and non-tribal), increased efficiency of both the recreational and...

The specs on this boat (the Great Harbor) seem overly optimistic. I don't believe it's possible to produce a 35'8" long x 10' beam boat that only displaces 6500 lbs.