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Thank you for your response. I agree it is very necessary to use something that will self drain and dry. I cant seem to find anything in home depot that would work for this.

I have seen a few people use different types of matting inside of their splash well. I am hoping to see some pictures of different products people have used for this. Different fishing partners like to use this area to store different equipment and junk. I am a little obsessive about preventing...

All good points sun beam. You've convinced me. This drain plug is the one and only area on the entire boat that has water or moisture collecting against the outside of it nearly 365 days a year. So why have something so vulnerable to leak, in this one area, if you never will even need it? I am...

Good to hear there is no balsa there, i suspected there wasnt. The pictures above appear not to have balsa as well. I am cosidering removing this drain plug and sealing it completely, and move on.

I have the same exact problem right now. I also suspect it is an issue related to the drain plug. Is there balsa that I should be worrying about water intrusion in this location?

Non ethanol is available where I live at a number of places. I have never put a drop of anything but this in my motors. It cost more, but worth it.

Wow, now I am really getting excited I will be messaging a few of you for details.

I have been looking at the Blue Latitude Cruising guide for a bit. It looks to be the one and only thing available for guides. I suspect there are just as few Baja specific Gold Card Navionics chips for any chart plotters.

Yes ive read some of the older threads on this a while back but didnt get alot of responses. Iam hoping some more current info.

Newport beach calif.

I have been having pipe dreams of how realistic or unrealistic a potential Baja trip could be done in my 22 cruiser. In my research I have roughly mapped out the distance of the entire trip into four stretches, with each stop at a place that provides gas and groceries. Newport to Ensenada 125...

If its legit, it is definitely the best deal I have seen in my 5+ years of lurking.

Go to Harbor Freight and buy 8 of the heaviest duty shop roller wheels they have. Fabricate two little wooden 12X12 pads similar to what a mechanic lays on to roll under a car, but reinforce it strong enough to support the weight. Take the entire rim and tire off and lower the wheel hub down...

Exactly, the same thing I had in mind. I have always enjoyed playing tour guide and know the northwest coast very well. In my travels around the world I believe the best way to truly see a new place is to be guided by a local.

I remember you posting this a while back and I thought and still think it is a great. I am glad it was a success. I would be very interested in hosting a fellow C-Brat here on the Oregon coast who could return the favor by hosting me somewhere in New England. That is an area I have always...

I wanted to show off my new rod holders. I had a friend make them who is in the metal fabrication business. He has my template to reproduce this if anyone is interested. He does great work at a very fair price. http://www.c-brats.com/albums/Vianey/P9020322.thumb.jpg The image can be seen...

I thought this was pretty interesting.... http://juneau.craigslist.org/bod/5204977003.html

West Marine ad March 2012.sized

No hole drilling allowed!

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