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I have left the factory installed "guest" charger plugged in all of the time. In two years I have had no problems. I have never had to add water...yet. James

Thanks for the help, much appreciated ! James

I know this subject has had more then its share written about it. Please forgive for bringing it up again, but any help would be appreciated. I need to replace my prop. I cannot find much info on the prop I have. I realize there are many variables. maybe a ballpark number? 22...

Not sure exactly what your problem is, I am assuming it is your heart. 5 things you probably should be taking.. 1.fish oil omega-3 2.magnesium 3.CO-Q10 4.Ribose. 5.carnitine take care James

Hi all! sorry for not posting the conclusion to this. (it may help someone in the future) Apparently what happened was a combination of a oil pump that was beginning to corrode and a overly strong and misguided attempt at trying to align the drive shaft during reassembly. my mechanic had...

this is the roaster I use....I also would like to move up to a larger roaster. http://www.sweetmarias.com/prod.freshroast.shtml It does do a good job for the money, great for someone starting out. James

sorry about the name confusion.... west marine sells it, it is not expensive at all,$22 will treat a lot of fuel. if it does half of what it says, I would be happy. James

this site is loaded with info...I have been buying my green beans from them for a few years now. Great people, great service and great (no hype,BS) info! http://www.sweetmarias.com/ and I could not agree more regarding "star bucks" coffee being the mc donalds of coffee. It always taste...

what is the consensus on the product called "PRG" I have been using it for about a year, what do you all think of it? James

I am totally sold on the new "gummy bear" props that are out. impervious to damaging anything in the lower unit, and as a neat side benefit, they don't taste all that bad either! :lol: James

PWC people are a pain in the ass where I boat. Total disregard for and rules of the road. I am very supprised there are not more injurys and death then there is. Another group with seems to be growing (gasp) is these idiots that pull their kids behind them on these floating death traps. I...

Another handy thing I have found , is to use gift cards. they cost $ 5 for a card(i get the $250 0r $500) saves you from exposing your "real" card information . plus there is a cap on what they can charge. here's one I use http://www.simon.com/giftcard/

where , may one procure such a lovely means of maintaining a cold cooler? could bring a whole new meaning to the words "cold beer" my heart is racing at the thought! James

Joe that FX-16 must hold mighty fine. I have the FX-7 and it does a very good job, no complaints. I also have a FX-7 broke down for a back up. If I ever have to change anchors I will probably go with the FX-16 just for the added security. I love fortress anchors,and the people who...

Try "RAIN-X" I hardly have to use my wipers, plus it helps to prevent the salt water(if you are in salt water) from etching the glass. James

I would think only if kept in the water at a marina,which are notorious for stray current. That is one of many things I hated about keeping my boats at a marina, most of the people there did not even know (or care) what amount of stray current they were throwing off. Love my trailer! James

I was amazed by the pictures of the 22 c-dory taking on the Columbia bar, so I looked up some facts on it, even more Amazed! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbia_Bar http://www.columbiariverbarpilots.com/P ... /Page.html James

Have used this stuff for years in everything I own. I swear by it. http://www.prolong.com/Main.aspx click on "about us" then "technology" there is also a video near the bottom of the page. James

I thought about gluing a board down then screwing the bilge pump to the board. The problem with that was the thickness of the board would make the pump come on at a higher water level. And would not get the residual water as well. James

When I replace the "toy" pump that was on my 22, I also glued the pump down as well as the electronic switch. One more thing I did was carve up a plastic milk crate and wedged it in there to protect them. Not the greatest thing to use, but it works for now. James