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Got a hunch if he is having a problem like that a lot of others do too. Just haven't been discovered yet. Why would they go to only caulking the bulkhead? Seems like asking for trouble, especially with a boat that isn't self bailing.

I think some of the alcohol stoves use similar fiddles.

I put one on my sailboat and it worked pretty well. Cooks pretty fast. Puts out a lot of heat, is a little noisy though.

They have an option of a larger gear case. Which did you go with?

There is another line of Ranger sailboats that were built in Washington. Not as competitive as the Mull line but still pretty decent boats.

Actually a pretty remarkable presentation. If you watch the first minute you will likely watch it all.

4 adults with all that gear I would say you did pretty well. 11 mph is not a very efficient speed in that boat.

I put a wallas 1300 in the last C Dory 22 I had and went to quite a bit of trouble to make it unobtrusive and route power, fuel and air to best advantage. If I were to do it again I would go the simpler route and just set it on the counter in the starboard rear corner, pointed forward. That...

in my experience the growth and barnacles and such seemed to really start taking hold at about one month. And this was after prepping with a good wax job.

I always took mine off and slipped it into the cabin.

I priced the purpose made batteries for the c pap but way too expensive.

It's a cool but different feeling every day is Saturday. But your boat will keep you plenty busy.

I should add I did not run the humidifier.

I have a resmed and used a 450 watt inverter to run it. I was running it off of a group 31 battery. I also ran my engle fridge at the same time off the same battery and as long as I ran the engine the next day for an hour or two everything worked out fine. I would think with a decent solar...

In a month or two OPA will sell at that price. That is a nice looking boat.

I watched the you tube videos of those Chinese heaters and compared to my wallas 1300 they are extremely loud. That would be a problem for me. Sitting next to an operating 1300 you can barely hear it.

I am over 6' and about 230 and the guy that fishes with me is even larger and we fished offshore for several years in a 16 without problem. Just have to be a little careful before two people make a quick move in the same direction at the same time. Headroom was never a problem.

I have had really good luck with butyl tape I purchased from Sailrite. Easy to use and not messy like caulk.

This bar is actually one of the safest and quickest bars to cross on the Oregon coast. Incoming tide close or on slack makes it pretty easy. The crab boats that go out of there aren't much of a contest for the bar when they are loaded and coming in on a following sea. They don't have the...

It's a little green or blue disc, about 1/2 inch in diameter underneath just off center of stove. Has a green plug that plugs into the board. It makes contact with the sheet metal under the burner.