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Anchor assembly after 6 years of use

Anchor windless failed. Removed old windless. Deck hole core and anchor locker core not sealed. Dug out core material and sealed with thickened epoxy. New windless was same model as one removed, but old windless switch and relay were combined, new unit had separate relay and switch. Took a...

Ken and Stanie, Congratulations! Now let the travel adventures begin.

Donald, You may want to elaborate on the specific boat that you are aiming to place a trailer under. Less weight, then less is needed...

Sean, Congratulations! Please reach out if you have any specific questions regarding a 26.

Dr. Bob is right, this ad on Craigslist is a C-Dory 25. The older 4 stroke 90’s were carburetor’s, vice fuel injection. I had the same outboard on my pontoon boat and it was a very good engine.

Ken, I have had very good luck with this company on several of my boat projects. Got a new boat for my recent birthday, a one am fixing to have this same company, do a project for that as well. https://newwiremarine.com/?utm_source=K ... ZDE.XJFv4K

As Bob stated there are units more suitable for saltwater use. After retiring for the USCG and taking care of at least 2200 small boats (boats less that 65'), I went to work for the Corps of Engineers and took care of their boats. I purchased and had many AC roof tops put on survey boats and...

Colby, This is my trusty lower unit oil pump. http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _photo.php

This lower unit oil pump was purchased in 1975 and has need used to service hundreds of outboards of all horsepower and brands. The pump volume is large enough, that even a large outboard is relatively easy. I have replaced the clear hose once?

Lower unit oil pump

KevinMc, When I got a 22, we did a lot of cruising and found that in the summer, we needed more comfort, on the hot muggy, windless days, specially when moored at a marina, which blocked any wind at all. Next we chose a simple window A/C unit, which worked well and kept us reasonably...

Gerhard, I know the feeling and this happens to me often (even yesterday evening). In 2007, I was sailing a catamaran in the middle of the river and was more than 1000' from the navigation channel. This was a clear day, with light wind and my son was in my rigid hull inflatable center console...

rigger173, Most small C-Dory's came stock with inexpensive push pull cable steering systems. Maybe the boat the you are viewing has a BayStar hydraulic steering or a SeaStar hydraulic steering system. The manual and hydraulic systems were mostly made by Teleflex, but now are under the Dometic...

R Beck, my opinion is that they are not a good idea. Though you strap the boat to the trailer, while going down the road, the trailer frame moves a bit, which causes the outboard to move in unison with the trailer and not the boat. Seen it, been there, got the tee shirt and saw the damage.

I’m with Patrick and Kim Walker about this. My Airhead is simple to maintain, no hoses to permeate, no pumps to fail, no holding tank that requires frequent pump out at uncertain locations. Best of all there is zero odor in the boat at all times.

Ken, Go to Practical-sailor.com, as they did a review of this very subject several years ago.

I have a can of air in my toolkit. On occasion, I use it to blow air into the outside opening of the tell tale hole. It will not harm your cooling system and the tube from the can , can also be used to slid into the end of the tube, while the outboard is running, to clear loose debris, near the...