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I usually have my computer set on 125% so I can read the screen print. When I use Google News all the screen content is shown, but when I am on the C-Brats site I have to manually move the screen to read the most right side of the message. Using MS 7. Am I missing something in a setting or it...

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I just found a couple more. Black Walnut, Redwood, Rhododendron (very blond wood) and one from Cherry.

John, Didn't get an email. My email is dkmckibben at earthlink dot net. Still have a couple left.

Actually I do have some pictures on my Anna Leigh album. (sold the boat a couple of years ago) http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _album.php That will get you to my album. There are multiple pics of hubs. The ones I have left are Teak.

Yes, but I have not been able to upload them to my album for some reason. They look just like the black plastic factory hub, but turned from a piece of teak that is laminated to a piece of 3/4" plywood. The only thing you see when installed is the teak. Email me your email address and I will...

Three of these have been spoken for.

I just found about 8 Teak Helm Hubs that I turned about 3 years ago. Fits the standard 22/25 helm. Replace the stock black plastic hub with a touch of class. Still $15.00 plus $2.00 for shipping.

I had a 2 pc zippered down the middle with isinglass made for my 16. I think it was about $400.

There is nothing structural in any of the bulkhead above the base pedestal that the upper bulkhead is bolted to. Much easier to get to things in the bow.

Yes I have done that on both my now sold 25 and on my present 16 Angler. There are pictures on my Alyssa Jean Album HERE I used a Roto Tool to cut out the fiberglass. The bottom of the bulkhead will still be about 12" above the floor. That can not be removed.

This has probably already been mentioned. Dry Ice does not melt it sublimates (goes directly from solid to gas) so salt is not going to make it any colder. Also here is a nice little trick I bumped into. Pack the dry ice in a separate cooler and surround it with frozen blue ice packs. Don’t...

So I would assume that if you are spending any time in Canadian waters that you would need a compass if you are over 8M which is 26.25 ft. So if you are a C-Dory you should be in compliance. Although I too would not want to depend only on electronics.

If you have a hot water heater, the water would already be hot. So I would take the water heater out and gain the space for storage. SMILE

Sandy, If it is just an inline type filter it could possibly be installed in the compartment under the dining table. The hose from the tank runs along the port side to the pump.

Barry and Patti, Congratulations on your sale. It has been a pleasure working with you and seeing you at the various C-Brat functions over the years.

I also cut out the bulkhead on my 16. There are pictures in the Alyssa Jean album.

You will now find me listed on posts with the user name of Alyssa Jean. (my 16' Angler) All old posts under Anna Leigh will show up as Alyssa Jean also. Both albums are still there and listed under my new user name so the pictures are still intact.

I can do a day trip up from Guemes Is. on the Alyssa Jean. Hopefully also get to the Friday Harbor GTG.

Cap Sante Marina fuel dock has non ethanol gas.