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I love a good mystery as well. I cant stop trying to figure this out! Have you looked to see if any of the hoses that run below your door are leaking?

To add to this trailer rant, I had an odd experience with one of my trailer rollers. I have noticed for a while that I have been getting some pretty nasty scratches on the lower portion of my bow, always in the same spot. I discovered the problem to be a bad roller on my ez loader trailer. It...

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31ptHpYyiiL.jpg Mount with these, add a drop of 4200, zip tie it. If you want to move it later (I always do) not a big deal to remove. I prefer the storage hammocks in the v berth method.

So if I am understanding correctly, one order comes with 10 , 12X12" tiles? Wanting to do the inside only of my 22. Hoping one order would take care of that. I don't like the idea of having to buy 20 tiles when I will only use 12 for this project.

I also explored ideas to make it easier for moisture to dry out under the tanks with spacers. My conclusion was that there wasn't much that could be done because if you raise the tanks even 1/4" they wont fit all the way back under the splash well.

I have seen in some ones album a while back, where they added a gunnel shelf to their earlier 22 cruiser. They did a good job and the finished product looked identical to the shelves that newer 22 cruisers now all have. I have found other posts here where people have added smaller inserts for...

I have the smaller mr buddy heater and have used it for 2 years now. It is more than enough to heat the cabin. As others have said it can fog things up a bit, but with both side windows open about an inch fixes that. I bought the pancake style propane tank and store it with the heater itself...

I like you, bought my boat without a survey. I spent 30 minutes tapping the transom until satisfied, before i bought the boat. After a few months of owning it, istarted reading on here about moisture meters. I then bought one, and i did find some soggy balsa. The first spot was under the anchor...

Thats the beauty of the c-dory, it can do it all. Crab, fish, cruise, or you can just tinker and look at it all day and wipe it with a diaper.

Thanks all for the responses, and potential ideas to battle this problem. To clarify a few of the questions, my 22 cruiser is a 1988. It all depends on what I am doing to explain how much water we are talking about. Crabbing will bring quite a bit of water rather quickly, and any time I am out...

Does anyone have any crafty ideas or tricks to get rid of the water that is constantly collecting on the floor against the cabin directly below the door? My 22 cruiser never has a drop of water collecting in the actual bilge in the back by the drain plug, but always on the floor below the door...

Gas is approaching 6 months old but not quite there. I would rather use it up in a few days in a vehicle, instead of letting sit in the boat another month and wonder. I like to play it safe.

Exactly what StarCraft Tom said....It would be just as easy to build a new door than mess with all that repair epoxy c-clamp mess. Buy one sheet of 5/8 Marine Plywood & 1 piece of Oak screen molding for the edge, use old door as template, cut, sand, and stain and you have a better than new...

I thought I would share a method I recently came across and have had good luck with for removing expired or near expired gas from my c-dory fuel tanks. I use my motor no less than once a month year round, so I never winterize it. I have made the mistake however of putting more fuel in my tanks...

I just added two new photos of the light in my album. I made the error of calling this a "fog light". Did not intend to confuse anyone. Whatever the correct word may be, fog light, search light, spot light, What have you....I have a VERY bright LED light. Without getting too scientific and...

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I just mounted this Light on my 22 Cruiser directly in front of the middle window, under the eyebrow. It does not block any vision while looking out from the inside and you barely notice it is there from looking at it from the outside. It took some trials to get the angle just right. I epoxyed...

haha...I wear my t shirt and sip coffee in 40 degree weather for the hour and a half ride all the way out to the Halibut grounds. Not much more in life I would rather do. I agree, Tin can boats have their place, but not so good for staying warm and taking pictures.

Always shocking to me how many c brats dont fish. Having a c dory and not fishing is like growing up in aspen and not skiing.