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:cake, :cocktail . :love Robbi

That is too funny, I mean ingenious!! Robbi

I was going to take the test on-line, but they didn't offer a discount for those who didn't need to take it! How do they expect to make any money? And that Stand-On Vessel question, it is a trick question. :tux Robbi

Mike, You are not even close to being old. It's those kids who are getting old. :shock: and growed up!!! You are right, too many other things to be concerned about. But, I am milking this old thing. 10% off at Freddies on Tues. $10 to get into the Glass Museum yesterday. SS check in the bank...

The Canadian rule states quite clearly that you need to "meet the requirement of your state or country" or you need to get the Canadian card. I don't have to have a card in Washington if I choose not to (because of my mature status), so not having a card, but being old, meets the requirement of...

Peter, Thinking about your C-Dory is a good thing! Worrying about your C-Dory is ok in limited amounts. Enjoying your C-Dory, now that is what it is all about! :D C-Dancer is lucky to have such great owners. :love Robbi

Wow! That was too close! Pat, way to go by getting in there and getting checked out. Whew! A healthy :love is a very good thing!!! Robbi

Peter, My kicker is also in the water a few inches when at the dock. It is a non issue. There is a zinc on the kicker, just keep an eye on it. One thing about being in the water, you will spend more time checking over all of your systems, cleaning and waxing, looking for potential problems, and...

Sarge, Not sure of your boat set up, but when my motor is raised so that the lower unit is out of the water, the motor mount is at least 4 inches deep in the water. That is where the largest motor zinc is located. Robbi

Here is a link to the article I mentioned. http://www.yachtsurvey.com/corrosion_in_marinas.htm Robbi

Peter, You can flush your Suzuki 90 by attaching a hose to a fitting on the port side of the engine. You do this with the engine down and not running. It is described in your owners manual. The 9.9 may also have a fitting for flushing, although it may be of a different type. Again, your manual...

Peter, Is the new moorage in salt or fresh water? You are going to love having the boat in the water close to home. Robbi

centerisland, I know I got a bit uppity about the spouse comment. But you cleared it up with the WAF. TFPIC (That is for Jim) About the diehard fisherman factor. I should have listened to Tom. I ribbed him at the show about his "not before dawn"fishing thing. He had some lame WAF excuse...

centerisland, Your "spouses" comment won't stand up in court! Neither will MM's comment about "grandfathers" Just saying. :wink: Robbi (old enough to be a grandmother and them some)

Built by Sea Skiff LLC, Kent Washington. These are built by Roy Toland. I was told that they are the 14 and 16 hulls, but the cabins have been redone. They call the larger of the two a "17", not sure what that is about. The "17" rigged with a 50 Honda was listed for $28,000. It is a Cruiser...

Susan, Hope it was a good one!!!! :gift Robbi

I'll drink with that! :beer :beer :beer :beer How the heck???

If the problem is the window jamming closed, here is a picture from the tech library that shows what happens at the latch. I have never done the fix that is shown, but I have had my window latch go over the second tab shown in the picture. The solution for this problem is to push forward on...

Go Ducks! It really looks like a game between Nike and Under Armour. I think the Oregon helmets give them the edge. Cool. Robbi

No weddings, no car shows, no out of state visitors. C-Run will be there! Robbi